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The following l. . programme Of the
sxsrcisss IN the Uaivarsity this after
noon. 70 csmmsocs ss / o'clock. and 70
which the public srs cordially invited
By tina Prssidsat and Faculty. The
yonnR men bslspg to the Guo,hautic
Society. and the young ladies the Eu.
phrossaa:
/. Opening Ssng-Duet and Chorus.
2. Esaay- BY n. U. Chipmaa.
8. Debaes-" Resolssd. That The o..
eeution Of Mary. Queen Of Scots, BIZ
order Of Queen Elizabeth. wss justii.
able.
Affirmative. Misses Hsttis Green aud
Dsih y Phslps; ssgssivs. Misses Addis
0sor9U Gha Eva Loobard
~ vesst Sslo-Dy Miss Blssohs
Hinds.
s. Extraordinarily o p Anderson. I
Q. Rsssy--Wsitsen BY Miss Olive
6sydse and resd BY Aiss Belle G,i-
ford.
7. Vocal Solo-By Miss Leila Sho-
sey.
3. Dsbsts-" Received. That Napo-
len was . greater general than julius
Cesar" EY
Abrasive. L r Andsrson and I'd.
ward Aeany; negative. @ n Judson.
.. Decla@atioa by 4ss Addie ].
Pinmoer.
10. Anthem. ~
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


A 0le0s0eIly liver 10 frequently
sasaed y Very and trouble. over
wssk. the uss q tobacco. iutsnse study,
hard drinking. iamodsrsts sating. In.
dolsoce. last living, late hours. licen.
tio1snass. ste.. etc, and undoubtedly
the bset remedy 10 that standard medi.
clue. Emil Frsse's Hamburg Tee takau
- OCCASION requires. either with a
without. medical sdvice. But unless
you discontinue the evil that brought
about your diseased liver. you have no
right 70 look for moro thao Temporary
relief from your troubles. : Be wasnsd
ere it i too late, and try the medicine
~ recommend.
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AsYLuM MATING After . fous
days session the Board Of Tsussess d
the Hospital for the Insane, ct Sesils-.
co"m. adjonrnsd ysster1ay! Below ~
give the bids ri various dsos for fur
uishipg the hoepitsl with necessary
sAppkss. lhseaeh case the contrasts
were awarded 70 the lowest bidder.
0rocsrics-C osbsee d Masleay. 9i339 :
30: Puget Mill Compsay, el8sO.50;
Nohwabaeher Bros & Co. el11U. -.
Dry goods and hasdwsrs -Gohv sbsch.
~ Bros = &c. sos Is; Puget Mill
Company. 37ll.77. Luubee-Ward 4
Mitchell. toAS.0l; d w Ceeacil : Co,
eool.6l: 6estssn . R0se. $50 e.. IN
contract fer booes and shoes vs. award
I'd to BENZ. Vincsat. Of Olympia.
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R4AL EsrATs.-The following asl
The Sransaetieos In real sseats. % re-
corded in the Anditoss o@cs. siacs ouz
lase report: e.
Jsha Lasgsloa aud wiz - Rrankliu
denmoud. 70 aceee h section Il. tevu.
chip -. N b g EAs4 q.
: 4 Tsrnse % AaSsha 8 Crosses. lol
: y bleck d. hsiss Il 3 4 Dall'e eeesnd
sdditiea. ESQ.
Edvssd oallsck 10 ] y oslleak, l2a
seses Y ssosisa .. township s.. n b I
GAeA - - se.s 50
Nbsaniaeb 6Oosklo ~ vile - r
y 1oeeeo, sloe Z " oleek q, A 4 Ooa.
sys addition, 12so.
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ou1sfAHfIAL RsPAans..-xAs Nasoas
esisl 1Aas tpilaiae = 1sn1
sse esslhs1led, VIA I visv = nsk-
.apestant chsaG.s u iis srsaags-
New sills will b ploce6 un0sr
~, ssaeo asactnlA. ~ - b1l1dlao
~. = Ien9thenod 81 hovo a.Nov
~ asoot pae . +. lls 90 06poS
eau - ~ voek.
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nIys tine 10 have eedses il Port
lsnd Ailed IN gods 70 eooe % I'll
next trip Of The Alex Dusmn. AZ said
before the steamer will leave that city
fos this % Tsssday oe sext vssk.
6esoesss Rspostss from Seattle ssd
barb D.sid Headlsy iron. Pet Gam
bic. -ssfivsd sEoes Sen Bsauaisep q
wsdnesdsy Lest. Bark Msrtha Ride
out sailed fox Port Blshsly ssos dsy. :
TIE work u replacing The tsskss.
down lake trestle u progressing rspid'
IL, Coal trains will agsin BE- psasioa
over IL next wssk b. Tuesday or Wed.
tuesday. sose ssy. aud By Thursdsy OF
Friday oil arc positive.
The Fresehuas arrested ios poisoe.
ing . fellow Fssnchman. st SnohouiSh
City. recently. was convicted and ess-
fenced - t~o years impsistnmesss q
Ssstco. Sheriff Whitfield will take
him to his pew quarters today.
The WsKKLy lxrxLLIaxxcEx. full II
lsae sod Interesting matter. issuss from
The press early this morning. snd can
b obtained at Pu@pbrsy's book aud
news store. and ct the Office Of publi-
cation. for 10 cents . single oopy.
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MssAevsi Msshsrsii IGssAsSsss /!
Are you disturbed It night and
broken AZ your rest b . sisk child suf.
fsriug and crying viii the sxoruciatisg
pain Of cutting tesehj II -, 60 q
oncs and get bottle Of Ma. VIVA
lows SoorH1No SyRur. h viii r.
lievs the poor LITTLE su0irsr io0o1iaeo.
ly-depsud upon il: there b no dist 81
about Is. There II not . nethes o
earth VINO has ever used it vho will net
tell You q once that L will regulate
ths bowels. and give rsse 70 The aosAss
aud relief and health 10 The child. opst.
ating like magic. Il j. pssfeetly saSs
70 use in oil casss. asd p3sAssot 70 the
taste. and 10 the prescription Of oos Of
the oldest end bess ee0ale phygiciaos
and nurses In the United States. Full
directions for using will accompany
essh battle. None geauias ualen The
facsimile Of CURf10 = PE1Uuo = q
the Outside wnpese. Sold ~ I'll
Medicine Dealers. IS cents . bettlo.
Beware of inilsioas. -
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A full limo OF Garden and .Eield Seed
fresh from the Salem Seed Gardens,
a",l fox sale in large OF small parcels.
1t Catalogue Prices BY
KILLo00 & SNYDER,
Agents for @. Dickinson.
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All people going to The above oines
will do veil - provids themselves With
one or more bottles 81 Wm Pipndee's
Oregon Blood Puei1se." that beini
the bess investment - sscsre boAlth
and thereby wealth. - :
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DEXTER HORTON & CO.,
BAN X ERS
SEATTLB, W. e.

pErS,sIfs Rfcrv.D AM ACCOUNTS KxPr
SUBJECT TO CHECK Or DRAFT.
Sight RzeAaass asA Tsles,aohis Transier % San
eraseisce. Psrtiana end New York.
ut 40 six1s-dav liTls Of Exehanse dsasa 10
49, - SO difset . losdsn. availst!s anyuhsrs
Nssey loaned % approved security.
Do.ds. Stocks, and ether valuxbies received on
dspssil for safe keeping.
.csilsctisa made ~ rssssds pssupay rsulsteA
octladW
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OHsaNAu HYDn Z CO. DA1o1c Coasl
AesntA A)ss agents for The sslsbestsd
D1esy end oean6ard OsgssA ror 0hsel
uusio end Brass lne&Fumenta. o6droa
0H11NAH, Hyp1 & Co, Z
aae3i -dswly tAn ttaaeisse.
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Photographs q IL oely cossset oat
q The 0hgft gold Aelds. dsswsrAy he.
8. G. HassiA eaa b had q PU0pArSy .
o. Of Jaek Levy. o111lw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
C1NP1IGN MEETINGS.
ACTIVITY IN THE NINTH DISTRICT

ACTIVITY IN THE NINTH DI-TRICT
A large, good-narred and enthusiastic crowd
filed the hal al Tie Blreck-n Binding last night.
Colonel E. NJ L. Ehcrs presided, and IL opening the
meeting sad taat Indiana bad shown what kut of a
chang" was wanted, and t only rem'nrd for the
pato. Of the North u put their shoulders 10 the wheel
To- secure sach victory hld not been since 1872
Coli Gel Henry c. Lockwood referred 10 MonGH~
parade the graDdest uprising or the people New
\, rk had ever wltuc~a. Il.
NJ II. P1ugbOru, OF Albany bT his WITTY salles Kept
ms audience 10 roar OF lauChirT The reSll ln tDr
West due. De said. taking Horace Greeley nd
vIco' Young 90 West" aui De- fh.nHct God that
Mr Greeley -aid i', and that he young men TOOK IT.
THE -EVENTEENrH DISTRICT AROUSED.
The XVlIth Assembly District Republican
Club met in the CAu.cb Bui ding, IN Ffict1-.t, near
L -htlaye. last evening, Tae house crowd "a. ard
number OF ladies' were present Comm ssioner Joel "
Mason presided Capail BENZ ann Van Rper. OF
Jersey civ ad iressac the meeting 40 some length
Tie nCetln- cul"cue1 with Eong~ uT the ldleWid
Quartet, which warmly appiaudrd. 1nd by tle
reading OF some original poems by II. T. Pc. SOB.
c. 4. Flcumer. Cuar.cs b. tav. and J. ". Perry.
COLOhED VOTER, RE- >OLVED TO Do THEIR DUTY.
4 meeting of the CO0red Repubhcan Gem
trai Campaign Committee held last evening ~ NJ.
100 West Thrtieth-st Action taken in regard to
the mass-meetng to De held at Cooper Union October
% when Frederick Douglass and other prominent
speaker. viii address tie rrcc votes Of the cy. II
was ved toTcDlg1t pr0c S~on of coOreH cit
lZpn- should lake place time during the week
ceCng the errr
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WEST VIRGINIARETVRNS

REPORTS FROM ONLY FEW COC&TIt Its-WHAT TIE
DEMO,RA CLAIM AID WHAT THE REPUBn-
CANS CONCEDE-REPUBLiCA GAINS N RICHIE
COUNTY.
WHEpIING w. Va, Oct. 14.-Onlv few counties
In this State have reported IN addition TO those
gwen yesterday. No reports Of any consequence
have been received from the Kanawha Valley re-
gion, where the Greehback vote was Principally
cast. TIE result of the vote IN the State,
therefore, u the merest guesswOrk. II the Green
back vote III the state not exceed $4,000.
Jackson Democratl will have a plurality for Gov
ernor of about 10000. The Democrats here are
claiming the State by from $4,000 to $4,000, and
the Chairman of the Republican state COmmitte
comedies il by 5000. In 1875 the Democratic
majority in the STATE was upward of $4,000,
Richie County gives Sturgss lRepubhcaul 23O ma
iority a Republican gam Of 100.
Lewis County gives Jackson tDemOcratl $50 ma
jorsy, a Democratic gam OF 70 on the vote OF tour
years agl. Grant County gives Sturg5s 4|O ma
jOrty, Republican gam of 80.
L. will take eral davs 20 settle precisely how
the state has gone. Melvin and Mcconnell (Repu0-
hcaBsl elected JUICES the First Circuit. Ihe
amendments 10 the Constitution are acoped by
large majority. The Legislature will be Democratic
lD both branches.
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rvrrISH A QUEER ROLE.

rF IS LID TO DENY THAT HIS HAS BEEN ASKED TO
RrSIGN FROM THE TlCKEl-HE KNOWS 40 REA-
son WHY TE SHOULD RESIGN
IxptAN,rons Oct. IA statement has been
extensively published that there was great
dissatisfaction among the Democrats with Mr.
English. and that a conference of The leading Dem
ccrats had been held at winch Mr.. English was not
preseut Al this meeting. 1t stated, the subject
OF EugiisL's withdrawal from the ticket was dis
cussed.
Mr. English uronounces the rumOr of his with
draxai T. be- utterly rufoundrd Ii has never been
mentioned 10 b'm. and be knows of no reason why
II should Oc. He saws he confidently expects TO be
elected. AMI that Indiana VIII be for Hancock and
English ~ November
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.AP1R4DE At SOUTH ORANGE.

The largest and finest parade ever seen in
South ORANGE y. J.. was gwen evening under Tie
arspices of the south Orange Republican CluD Organ
zltious from Newark. Try ngtOn. Lyons Farm. anse
and East O.anse were M line. The village
presented scene OF much excitement and
en- ihu. aam and all classes took part IN the
demonstration A The principal houses OF the place
we're bu ianty illuminated with candles III the wndows
CaDtaiu Freeman.
proviied over 900 sandwiches and l20 Gallons of
coffee, aud at the Of the partd" al VINO took part
i'm n enoved thr luncheon. south Orange hlthfrio
been q ID 'mbcrauc village, buB the kepuol-
cans claim tuat they will carry 70 II the coming
election The Democrats very much discourage Oy
the result az the eec Ohio ali Lci ma IL had
been int, ndcd to hold Democratic meeting last even
ing bur at late few auditors aud no speakers Lad
aUpgareu.
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norticuarlv 10 the officers in command for their uuhes
taiing Dlisnce Win everything requieu o' 'ue" ~
wbch the success Of the parade is due .
UI-Vhcn ali did so well. specla inennon Wou,n tsa
seem INCA led for at the time IT. Is but Just that he
Chief Marshal acknowledge the great assistance
the lebO~ o. arranging the form mon Wv
General Charles A. Car etOn Chief Assistant Mh~hd
and Major william l.. Ssidmore. aid. and Nv N"heV,
Henry 4. Barnun chief OF aids. and Coionel ilm i
G. rrechel AID. during tEe parade, IN cOniucung me
column through 1--WE ltythird-st west, when flth|Ne
blncked by some 1000 men having come up thal
avcuue instead of Broed edway, W ere tney belonged
IV-Thc watchWcrd now 3" Wnrs."
Bv order, LLOYD AsPINwATL.
fOr~all Cnef Marshal.
Genera tHABLEs A. CARLETON.
General Chicf Assistant Marshal.
Frederick q. Geduey, president Of the Young
Mems Republican Club. has prepared circular of
thanks in which he saws:
desire 70 thank the gentlemen in line for the
patience with which they endured the ong hours ana
the aacritv III which Oumtnts were executed Oy
men accustomed 10 gIve and nOt receive them"
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TELEGRAPHiC NOTES.

GERMAN BAPTIST CONFERESCF
Bap4t onferenee Sor;h began here
1NMGGRArIoN AT BOSTON.
BosIoy o. III nv, re-. g., ., ,h9gsan1 ,S SIX
ing The year enitAg september 3D. lse'.
ANATIONAL BANK CHANGE.
ALG4y O @ pc r, n doi Nh ,9ns "a ban BanS S, OF
with CAPITA $4,000 and viii DO Ano"a as The isoAdout
'''- wA1rE's COMING TRIAL.
BoArr1FBOro. VI. o.. l4.-lt Is believed that
the n United states Court as l'nand VI Noyem
Der & haS called to iudct ) NJ. Waite who VIII be
'p'''''' I" Ar EST OF A MEDICINE DEALER
Prov DE>,f, b. l., Oot. ID ho '.ls J Han
stock for dealing o. iicine 70 produce At orton.
MAlLCOA, IL tOBBERY.
nESyEn no0 tGaTT ,ea n. % .asr G9rnpg o ps a the
by the mai ana uedsu Oof were ts~eu
THREE CHILDREN BURNED
st LoC's, De. 14.-Ine re ! lrnce -, J.s-e jordan.
anI three dren age ten. ana thirteen years respect
ively. p,Ilsned Ia the hanes
liverpool England the Rhode island pit
usy from ,ntompc. Alce ana exposure
\ POWDER EXPLOSION
PrTr~roN, P.u... o.. H;-Cha .es McLiguc.
,H al, AZ y injtea eE'% Ga q sS%dsf
wife VIII recover IRON he shock
PROPOSED LAND SURVEY REBORN
Las Of the rco. R ana %SerH SesS. ,so has o
IN me respecting and surveys
CHUKCH ANNIVERSARY.
PrOvIDINCF H. f. Oc Ia - ue sey 'niy-itth
aunvrsy u thc Contla Baptist Church celebrated this
az ernoon aud evening. historical sAetcL gwen by
Professor L. r, Classe ami sermon Oy me rev T. T.
Church.
JUDGES EN- TEItrA NED.
ALBANY, Ocf li.-Iudg-s Ba culord aud Wal
lace wn to-day conciuded term of the United Saes CIR
IN this c were eheriaihyi ths tFtn AT he
Fort ange Judges Learned. fArGos anu and aud
others Oi thr Albany bar.
LooKiNG AFTER THE INDIANS.
SAN FRANCi-CO. oct l4.-A Port townsend DIS
match o yesterday says The steamer DAISY Win captain
fre,vn Lien enaut Wiich. Lieutenant SlmOns Doctor
sncr ,nd Cnnnany H. 2ist Infantry board left
M, as 10 nyaslgats tho recent Indian Gsturb anoes IN
locality,
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THE OCTOBER VERDICT.
prprp1JcAy PRINCIPLES UPHELD.


rHx MAJORITY IN OHIO ESTIMATED AT -~'Voo-
nrPtBrrcANs REJOICING ANp PREPARING fo"
u.pD woRK-A POSSIBLE REPUBLICAN, MA'O"
1Ty OF :. coo N INDIANA-NINE CoN"""'
rtrcrrp-pxMCCRArs DOwNCAsr-Mk@"'I- nm
TURNS FROM WEST VIRGINIA
In OHIO the Republican majority Is p"reu ~
% 0oO. the estimate being made on I"il o"'
u,otfic,ol returps from all except one county
A. Tounsend. the Republican candidate lot
c.oro+or,, Of state. ran behind the rest oi the
ticket. Preparations are making lor n'e''i"H9
n celebrate the victory. aud hald ana VI2oiouS
work viii be done until November
Ex-senator Dorsey telegraphs TO HE l RIB
,->,r that nine Renu 5hcan Congressman nave
been elected in Indiana. and that the hon A.
:. porter's nl9iority may reich 5000. Ihere
! oreot c'oom at the Democratic headquart-
ers in Washington on account OF the lnulau"
defeat. MIR. B1rnum Is detected, but threatens
+o show the Republicans some new tricks next
month. III
The returns from West VIRGINIA are stli'
moarre. and no estimate OF the Democratic
minority can be gwen.
T ere have been Republican demonstrations
ot Io'ustown, \. Y. and Providence Il. L.
in honor of the recent victories.
The feeling m Wall Street and on the EX-
change. is one of intense satisfaction
,h,. thero Is now TO be no g" change
which Can affect tie prosperity OF the country
Democrats. even. were rejoicing at TINS yeS'er-
dev. Gcaelal Garfield passed Tuesday dueuy
af his home III Mentor. Ohio and was lot at
all excited over the returns.
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rrprBLJCAN RY 22.000 LNJORlTY.

,r,t.CuA-S -H-AEFE>LD-EiPJB BLl'A\S h"ADi
FOR VIGOROUS WORK UNTIL NoVEMBFH-CN-
crr-,f.r ErrUaNs FROM All EXCEPT ONE
r,5.lIy-rsPUsuC>N GAINS OVER LAST YEAR
Isr rfLEsE.rH To THE TRInUNGl
Cc1rNBC-. Oct. 1t-lheie was no "o'' euie"'
today of nt. rest I'D Tie Indiana election Cl'2' hs
o,t.rel io knots at every street corner and aIaav
long discussed the great victory IFS causes ana ''S
,heers To Democrats it is not ouly surprise but
Mystery They cannot account lot
# mon any reasonable hypo.he-is. and they w.I
n.t con,. over 80 the Republican way of reasoning
'iaa lar .r slnpIy accept the result as an urquah-
fed Endorsement OF their way of stating the ISSUES
of the camuaisn That Is the sum and substance
Of IT,. ARRANGEMENTS were made for grand joii.1-
cation meeting tonight. bat bad weather caused
nostponoment until saturday evening. 4 propo-
siion has be- n made 10 have similar demonstrators
eli over tue STATE on the same day. shortly before
the November election. Il Will be one of the grand
est demonstrations Of this grand contest.
4 comparison Of the returns at the Repubhcm
ana Democratic headquarters shows difference o.
only 900 IN the majority. Al the kePuDhcah
b.olo,,a-t..r. all Of the eghtv-eight counties ex-
cent one have been heard from, and show kepuoI-
can gam, of : 653 aud Democratic gains Of G,87s.
The net Republican gain on rhe head Of the ticket
is 1878. Tbs, added to Fosters majority OF last
wear. 7129 makes the majority this year 1S,sO4.
The other candidates Will 20 about 5000 higher.
electinr the ticket by a round $4,000 majority.
These frurcs are Trustworthy. Mr.. i0wn-
send. the Republican candidate for Secretary OF
State. ran behind his ticket on account
of the opposition of certain Guor men, who opposed
him because of bis pronounced temperance views.
Democrats also made a personal nEht against
the uead of he ticket.
MANY prominent Democrats are not 50 sangulne
as senator thurman and they c9ndIdly admit that
the Presidential question Is virtually settled There
Is no dlsposIti0n on the part of R"pub lcanS To
let the campaign run itself duri tue coming three
,yceks and the same vIgor Will be shown hereafter
tnat has been manifested ever since tie canvass
opened
CoLUNBCs. Ohio, Oct. 14.-The Republican, state
Committee Lave returns from eghty-iour out OF
cichtv-eigIt counties. which show Republican gains
of :. $50 and .mocratic GAINS of 6'sL The net
Reuublican gam for Townsend, Secretary Of State
Is ]. SIS.
Al the Democratic headquarters returns have been
gathered from various sources and according to
these rures the Demo cratic gains tor Lang Secre-
tsrv OF state are : .963 and the gains lor Town
eeud. Republican. are given as 6,l44, net Demo
cratic gam OF -, ciO.
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sEcRArARY SHERNIN N CHICIGO

LARGE DEMO >sTRArIoS-A SPEECH or THE Is
SUES OF THE HOUR.
CHICAGO. Oct 14.-SecreJary Sherman was in
the CITY to-day for purpose of addressing Repuoi-
can mass-meetIng at Mccormick Hall this evening His
appearance on the floor OF the Board or Trade this
morning was tho signal for enthusiastic cheering.
The Republican demonstration tonight large and
enthusiastic TIE meeting was Reid at Mccormick Hal.
ana was presided over by the Hon. II FaIrbank ard
Franklin McN-gh.
General Logan anu the Hon. q. B. Far"e!l entered
and was we'd WIN applause. He spoke Orl rs on
business tOpics aud the October elections.
Secretary sherman went ON 70 answer me Democfanc
cry for chang and compared the relat We opacity
a. Generals Garfield aud Hancock FOR civil afars.
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decided visit this stare week after next, and ar
rangements making for his reception
PO s + s . r lP r
OHIO CONGRESShEN.

RETURNS RECEIVED INDICATING rHE ELECTION or
ELEVEN RFPCBLlCANs AID ONE DEMOCRAT
TIE UNoFFICGAL MAJORirIFs.
CINCtNNATI. Oct. 14.-MiGuiaht.-The following
are the unofficial majortles of CongTessmen in Ohio
so far "a can be ascert lined: Ist Dis
trct. Bltterworth RepJ 1902. I'D District,
Young lRepi 1907 lid District, Morey
RCD, 9Ol; IVth District Schultz lRcpb
$50; With District, Richie 0Repl. 694;
With District. Kefer lRepl 300;
IXth District. Robinson lRepl LOO; Xth D .trlct.
Rice lRen1 .3s7: XIth District. Y -4l lRepl 230O;
KILN District Atherton lD.inl. 900; XVjh Dis
trct Dawes lRep.J, 542; AXih District, townsend
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HONORS FOR GENERAL GRANT.
ENTERTAINED IN The BAY STATE.

ENTERTAINED IN The BAY STATE
AN ADDRESS AT THE MDDLEsFX CLUB BANQUET
VISITING PLACES OF HISTORICAL TNTERR5r-
FEW WORDS TO PLYMOUTH SCHOOL CHILDREN
WARMLY VI LCOMFD rVFRYWHTRF.
At the banquet IN Boston. given in honor OF
General Grant by the MddlescX Club, adj
dresses were made by General Grant ex-
Governor Rice, Governor Long and others.
References to politics were avoided by the
speakers. General Grant was enthusiast
cally received. He spoke of the character OF
the people of the Nation. Yesterday he went
to Plymouth where he visited various places
of historical interest, and afterward spoke
briefly 10 the school children, paying grace
ful compliment to the school system of New
ENGLAND. At many stations along the road
between Plymouth and Boston he was re-
celved by crowds Of people. General Grant
Will visit Vermont in few weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
L1rLSr LNDLAV1 Es1INATEg.

IVDrANAPOrIs, Oct 14-Midnight.-Returnq from
So counties give net Republican majority on the
State ticket # 6Ss9. The counties to hear from
are Hancock Noble. Perry, liDtou Spencer
ard Uui9n. all Democratic except Uu.o1.
The counties gave in 1876 a net DEMO-
cratic majonty OF l.5GG thar vote would give tne
Republicans majority the state ticket OF 1922.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
THE DEMOCRATIC MoURNERs.

A WAKE AT TIE HEADoUARTRRs-ASoTHER AID
DRESS ABOUT PRAUD-A DISPATCH FROM MR..
KAGLIsH.
The rooms Of the Democratic National Committee
in Ffth-ave were shrouded IN the deepest gloom
Yesterday There was consolation to be found
there by those who called in search of it, When
tribune reporter visited the place at noon. half