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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-26
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DIED
BROWN-At his residence 25 West 18th ST. November 23
1850 John T. Brown for thrtytwo years connected with
e vices at Scoca PTesy terrain Church. iih.
St, between 5th and 6thaves Fnday at a.~
Int,Tm.Di in Leominster. Mass
Massachusetts, paper please copy
Suddenly Tuesday morning November rs Joanna
FerS from the rsdenee Of her brother law. William
H. Wood 80 East 3Jthst. on thursday at O'CLOCK
Friends invited to attend
CRANE-Lsst evening. Maria A Beekman Crane daughter
Of the ae hoses treat Crane IN he 7h yaa Oh hsl age
Relatives ana end' gre iInsi % ; Item tae ~ -
stebbiis 80 4i5 West 2ls-st.
DENNIsroN-)n Thursday November %, John A. Dennis
elatiye, ami fens are esgee fully invited 10 aeni mo
T"udow p acei On saturday Novenber "a at O'Clock.
EVANs-In Brooklyn, Tuesday. November % William
ReaiVes and friends are invited to attend funeral
his laIe residence 80. Il schcrmerorust On FRIDAY
Intefmcnt al convenience OF family Saturday Friends
are kindly requested not ID send wers
FLOYD Departed tins life on Thursday morning. November
Notice of funeral IN sundays paper
FORSTER-On Thanksgiving Day morning Finn day, No
vem6er % D. Forster. the st year Of hi, ace
f az 1e rs enS corner
Brook, n. seventh day Saturday November 20 al
GUPPY-On "Wednesday. November "a arera hngerngii'
JGsg " 5Hpry hssi M 81 Ea,, e7tht on
the :Gtl nst at oeo,k m 1t lis requested thar
iALsrED- Rye wes,eheser County Tuosdsy ?3d
s1cd a Ms 3. yssT; and s2 Il days .y' d ''
Relatives and invited 10 attend his funeral az
Christ ,urs T. Rye Fiiday. 26i1 lost. at :iOp m
Carriages will waiting ARRIVAL OF tue IL noon IRAN
IRON Grand Central Depot
uTCKS-A ience Sands Point L. T. on FOurth day.
Eleventh month 2ith 1882 James NJ Hicks IN The 6olh
year OF his age
JOHNsON-On the 2ls inst ~ tie dence Of his brother,
2l27 Masterst' Philadelphia" OF consumption Henry 'o
seph John on.
The Of tho family respectfully invited 10 attend
funeral at his late residence % Rel k y j. on FRI
day morning 1880 O'CLOCK. and at tie PresOytefan
Churcn at IL O'Clock.
JONEs-on wednesday e4ih n'. his residence 40.
81 West 18Th st, u-mta Leroy Jones
Funeral wi be held on Sdttay the 2th INST az
lGOcock a. IN AZ BaIthOomews Church. corner Msdi.
son-ave. AMI 4f.hst .. . ---.,
AMI trent. are lnNied atseh IL II
that flowers be sent
NORDMANN-On ms 2ttllinst Acllle Nordmann, I'm tho
3sth wear NJ his age a..
Funeral viii place Frday November 25th at 10 H.,
from MS late residence No. ! West 2btisr
PTCK-Suddenly In Brooxyn on Tuesday November ~,
Walter H. of the Captain james Peek, aged 81
wears noIth and " DAYS.
Relatives and TRENDS invited attend the funeral SER
residence OF his a;aCrln law Joseph Lee,
l73 CumbeIands ST.. Fntay, November 70 al II a ~
sPlCrH-On Tuestav evening, November %. 1880 Mnno
H. daughter Of John W. and Nellie T. Splce la inc
2lst year OF her age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
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AyTEcEDEyrS or THE MoREY LETTER.

m, Edftor OF The Tr,bmne.
SIR: | am reminded by the letter of the
Washington correspondent in TIE TRIBUNE of ycsler-
oav relative 10 the MOroy letter, OF conversation be-
tween Congressman Hutchn-. OF Westchester County,
and myself He accosted ue in Wanst on the morning
Of October H. and abruptly Observed We'll, guess
- ~, ,,, Won now" Ia what way Z" ] inquired.
WV thof Chinese letter OF Ga eids Will raise the
dsuce win hn aud HIN pretty neary every North
80 sI.te ridicued the idea that any letter, genuine
G oc,s would effect that result bat he responded, ~,
10 ed away with air that expressed great conn
deuce You'll see yon'H seo." NEhhN
Nm. York Nov. "a. 1880
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ADDRESS TO MEMBERS or LAND LEAG YES.

NJ. d. Gallagher, president of the central
oryanz alton OF the Parne md League last night adj
dress meeting OF members OF the Land Leagues Of
the School OF ST. COlumbia's Church, in West Twenty
tfti-st Many were IN the audience The
Irish people, tho speaker claimed systematically
msreprese nted. A bureau existed IN Dublin for manu-
factuIng false reports Of murders by Irish
tenants, In order prejudice the Americans
against them. He severely criticised the State
ments OF Mr.. Ewart, Member OF Parliament
from belfast made recently 10 TRIBUNE reporter a
spoke of the able arloics OF james Redpath In TH2
Tribune Mr. Redpaih. he SAID stated the truth In re-
gard Ireland aud proved false many malicious stories
circulated
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to result in the death Of John Flynn, liquor seller

to result in the death Of John Flynn. liquor-scller
Flynn went into another liquor shop that afternoon
where there was large number Of men. Among
them were Patrick Honpessey. bet ween whom and
Flynn thero was bad blood. and James Kelly
friend of Hennessey. These two excluded from
the general invitation of Flynn to drink with
him. This was considered rs an insult, and angry
words led to an agreement TO fight IN an open iot.
hundred feet when Flynn drew knife and made
lunge at HeDnessey. He was Knocked down oy
Reilly who struck Flynn on the head with nan
mer fracturiug his skull. Flynn IS not expected 70
live and his assailants have fed.
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EdRRfED.

ARMSTRON Nc WEISH-On Tuesday. November -. at the
residence Of brides mother by the Rev William NJ
TAYLOR, d. d.. j. sinclair Armstrong TO Lizzie h""aru'
daughter OK MIS- George W. Welsh all OF TINS cty
AVERILI,-PHILfPS-A Flushing, l.. L.. on Wedres'ay,
November "a by the ". Herbert b. Turner OF clcser
residence ~ the bri es mOnsr The rev James
o. Averl and Mis- Julia A. Philips, both oil flushlng
KING-CARPEST:R On THANKSGIVING Day November
resideGcs 81 t 90 hes parents 0y The Rsy
t. f. Moore, Dr. Foster King and klttie dahShter VI
Samuel Gal pentei. esq, al of FLUSHING " L.
ROsS-REED-iu Oa2lani cal october %. by The Rev L.
Hamilton, SIR george +. Ross aud MISS saDeh ~ Reed
eldest daughter Mr.. Z inv L. Reed oil Brooklyn, N Y
Massachusetts and keene x. H.. papers p.eAse copy.
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.... ALTON, life and death. blessing and
%ssitnxl' r.,rrrca 70 Scranton.

= :. Chr,stisn ns"0'' '"'
sssDEl' 80. rcturncd to Scranton,
Bishop ". r,crlmage 10 Rene Ia the course OF a
PEND. nom last sunday in the cathedral he de-
sermon -, visit to Knock. the Obscure IRISH vilas'
scribed Dis - thu alleged miracles wrought there.
pads fsmVos 90 the chapel he called on Archbishop
Before fV'nr who. although over aineiy years oo'
NcHse - q, mind aud vigorous of intellect W"i'e at
s:ss with voasr; p'Ias D's" % D snaa ,n
rnA. so,pcwnat retcent on the SUBJECT ne
srchps ,, so far tbei e had been no evidence pre-
hnsh, warrant the approval or dlsa?;ro'ai Oh 'ho
'sn.ss s.,,,Ions. He had appointed committee OF 'no
soveyer. to inquire INTO the matter aud 'hev
clefs', .,ao,ea IN the Investigation. On going 10
we're sun iis saws forcbly impressed VIII
Knocx ne of faith and devotion when ne sa"
tae He onnd about 1000 persons s sna pss
tpg tbet tSc unassuming bttlc chapei IN PROFESSIONS
ine aofsring and performing the stations VI INC o''
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PUBLIC OPINION.

IT,. sririt of opposition to the Northern
Inc SIN ,n Tho sortn seems TO be something ire
pencSons2 milwaukee, Sentinel tRep)
%ortbern men of influence have literally
Noin,, Gain ny disConraging Soutbein PROGRESS.
nolulhG ,sr,nn with the Northern people have muc
Ttey 10 nv dung all they To insure the prosperity OF
20 gaiSS IN ire Unlon.lLouisville CourerJOurha
lDemJ
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A GREAT LAW SUIT.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. PA minority
OF the stockholders I'm the Nashville Chattanooga ana
st. Louis Railroad representing about 10000 share'nave
flied % bill In the United States Court al TINS pioce
Applying for an injunction against the Lousyn'e anu
Nasiye Road: 10 epio II from running the Nashville
Chattanooga ST. Louis Road, or interfering Win
It's cement and anst making lease receiver
is also asked FOR on the ground the terms O INC
lease have not been carried by the Louisville aud
n.yflI. ID
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PITTsBURG, Penn, Nov. 25.-Therc was
quiet cremation al Dr. lie MoyDes furnace to-day. The
body Of Mrs Lucia Noyes, wife OF C. H. Noyes. OF War
ren. Penn. was crenated There were religious serVi-
ees conducted by the Rev. DIR. Hays.
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MIDV[GHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
SYNOPSIS f0r st' Q a. III lJt-A


WASHINGTON. Nov. 26. 1 a. m.-The area
OF hign barometer moved slowly eastward and il now
central IN the Lake region The has increased
slightly on the Atlantic coast and IN the East Gulf
States and has fallen decdedlyn the Northwest The
temperaure has fallen slightly the Lake region. Ohio
Va lev and Englaud aud has decidedly IN the
south Atlantic and East Gulf States, and slightly In the
Northwest Northery winds the Lake region
Ohio valley and the Gulf States, and on the
Atlantic coast Cloudy weather, with rain or snow, IL
reported from the Middle. south Atlantic and Gulf
States and Tennessee and clearing weather from the
Upper Lake region.
IndieanOnS.
For New England rising, followed by stationary or
falling barometer, stationary or lower temperature,
northcily winds, clear partly cloudy weather.
For the Middle Atlantic states, rising followed by
stationary or lower barometer, falling followed by sta
iOn,rY higher temperature, north 10 east WINDS,
partly cloudy weather occasional ram In southern por-
ton.
Cdut,Ondry Signals.
Cautionary signals continue from Cape Lookout to
Cape Henry and ordered from Breakwater TO Cape
May
NM, \
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OFFICIAL VOTn or OREGON.

VhIcAGo, Nov. 25.-A dispatch to The 4rib-
sH from Portland Oregon says tine official woe Of
soes 'Ste Just completed gives Garfield Z0Gle; Han
WV is'9oO; Weaver. 245 Garheid's plurality. 6CS"
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HERMAN LEROY JONES.

Herman Leroy Jones, a member Of an Old
Ncw-Ycrk family, died Wednesday. at his homc No. 81
West Nineeent-st He was the son OF David = Jones.
formerly a prominent member OF the New-York Bar.
Mr. Jones married daughter of Ambrose kingsland.
lie nossessed a fortune sufficiently large 10 enable lin
TO live without III buslLeSs. lie Was member
OF the Union Quo.
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Executive Democratic Committee were arfesed .o,"ay
by order OF Judge Hil OF tn, United States Sv"'i ats
charges m ad against them In connection WIN tns '"
election in TINS comfy They will be taken 20 Jacs
Miss. Tonight, and viii probably have he"fi"s y"
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RATS IN DANGER.

LAcKAwAxEy, Penn, Nov. 24.-Thcre are
Between Hancock ~ Y. and Easton. Penn, nearly ZoO
RATS hozen IN the ice in the Delaware River Ihry
were caught upon sandbars aud rits during the recent
eshet These RATS will contain several million tee on
noer most OF which, ~ Is reared VIII DC losI w .no
oitaklng up Of the Ice.
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JUDGE DAVID CHAMBEss.

BURIINGToN, n. j., Nov. 25.-Judge David
Oh mbers prominent citizen OF his city, died yester
day al Be,don's Hotel the If scyentynne years
Mr. Chambers was born I'm Trenton, ana 1T one time he
O,euuipd "a : AT on the bench OF the Court ar General
sessions in ST. Louis, Mo. He will I've buried III this city
ON Saturday afternoon at 81. Mary's Burial Ground
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ARCHBISHOP FEEHAE ~ CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Nov. 25.-Archbishop p. A. Fee
h WHO was appointed ArchbisbC@ over the diocese o.
lineage, Alton aud Peoria, erected ITO aD archdiocese
~ fspa bull August 81. arrived here from LOuisvlIe
smgh, he Will be formally Installed with simple GET
e1vAlee Sunday
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ARRESTED foR ELECTION OFFENCES

VICKsBuRG, Miss, Nov. 25.-The Warren
County Ehcuon Commissioners the chairman Of the
Executive Democratic Committee of the With Congress.
sional District aud the chairman 0i the Warren County
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LATEST SHfP NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YonS 20. 1880.

PORT OF NEW.YORK NOV %, 1880.
ARRIVED.
Henry Edye Belg Eycr. Antwerp Is days with NOSE
and passengers 10 Funch. Edye u Co -
str Morgan city, Aams NewOrleans NOV 10, WIN Muse
a. passengers TO Bogert q Morgan.
SIR Od Dominion Waker Ricbnoni City Point and N0r-
folk with mi .e and Messengers Old Dominion IA Co.
Bark Treei Dubrovsck Ars seireck Fleetwood ~ DAYS
with coal 20 order; vessel 10 Funcb, Edye q 90 ~
Albert Waite Dodge. Pensacola oct 80 with ium>
Der order vessel 10 master
schr Hattie T. Newman Dorr Bangor with ice 70 order
MOVEMENTS Or STEAMERS.
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Dolitical Notices.

German Republican Central Committee. - Rsguia
monLv meeng headQnarttrs Germsnia Assembly Rooms
M aud .05 Borery, fray. November 26 1880 at oolocl
D III. ~. =. "a fi.lIDYaN' snAumAu
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ALFRED GATHER.

Alfred Gather. member of the Board of
Managers Of Adams Express Company and a resident
Of Cpcinnati died at the Gilscy House al $50 q.
YESTERDAY Of congestion Of the lungs. The body
sent to Cincinnati last Ght.
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Ready This aIoraIng .

THE SEMI-WEEKbY TRIBUNE,
Price IN wrappers ready ior mAny cent? per copy
one copy yes vs. i've copies st ten copies alt zee
extra sgs Postage ali Tree 10 sie subscriber
Address
THE TRIBUNE,
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PdSSENG ERS dRRiPED.
- =. ...unnnn1 M arR MsfIIp IT Al Y

Bishop " Hand. Misc IhO Hps0nn, ms "
c'aiwir MIR Crffils Miss ID anu cBtairen
and Master ShadDOIis. NssC Harr1s
Brown WIN Mclaughlin w hearney' j
ana Mrs Budpn. III ami Miss
PRIV Rhodes, ~ AfnOa, MISS
Masffr browning Jas Coggleslial. niss
auHe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-26

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Nov 49, a. m.-The movement in
the barometer yesterday was generally downward
Cloudy weather, with occasional light snow. was fol-
lowed during the third quarter by partly cloudy weather.
The temperature ranged between 24o and 49, the av
r,o. o7s,) being 1852 lower than the correspond
inc dov Last wear ard 27so higher tnan "Wednesday.
Warmer aud cloudy partly cloady weather. WI IA oc-
casiona light OF rain may DC expected Ill tnis Guy
and vicinity to-day.
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HIS SKULL FaACTURED WITH A HaMuER.

An ARRAY took place at Constable Hook. Bay
onuc, N. j., Wednesday afternoon. which Is likely
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RoRPInN PORTS
MTsCRLLANEOUS.

LIVERPOOL Nov Arrived Lady Francis Brl. Hig
gon from savannah; Potomac iBr Watson from Norfolk
Halifax: Rubcns I,elg, Campbell. from NewDrlesns
WEST HARTEPool. Nov. AosI-d str Branilord City or
Boston.
MTSCELLAN EOUS.
LONDON. Nov 25Bars Atlas (Aust. vidnllch from New.
90 stranded Afherned Her
back IL broken aud will be total wreck Her crew have
been savai. -
shin Marion 3r Filey which arrived Plvmouth Nov
"a from her ruddcrhead broken the pas
Snip Connemara Durham from Quebec Oct 25 has ar
She lost deck load aud part OF her pul
-.
BARK Aberne Ger. schultz from Chatham NB Oct 20
for bordeaux has aud with the loss OF her bull
warks -. ..,,, -,
Bark Lubra Nor NAIVE from Bristol DC: 20 Whining
ton fondered on SJb The have been iandsd
att ow
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
BnIHOUEs; Morning HIsns BAR
'PI :? 81 r 30 ~ o . SlOllI Incas.
81 FETvI N sos
y w ~ ii -i h H w X ~
- H Nh s1s n r. ~ EsT- ~t- rFITETS
I3 -t go

sgnshow.t h oa2netr al var.an g ,Hs y y az
perpendicular lines divisions o q ne Tor ths " h'
Indicated hs tassdlone ~
Pharmacy 2is Broadway
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-13
THE RESULT IN WALL STREET.
How the Returns Affect the
Markets.

NEW YORK. Oct. 13.-The Posts financial ar;t-
Gle says:-Tne political news from Ohio and
Indiana is construed in Wall street as meaning
mat there VIII be no change In the general
policy OF the federal government respecting the
currency and business interests. and the result
OF THIS construction OF the news Is a buoyanb
feeling at the stock exchange Business there
opened With great excitement and confusion.
The anxiety being to buy. U.s. and ~ per
cent bonds opened at an advance OF - and nave
since advanced Is, making the total rise from
vestmenfs are strong, although In the excite
ment comparatively little attention has oeen
given to them. Stocks which are mucn spocn-
lated In opened at an advance or gao per cent.
There was then an irregular advance, ranging
from to %. per cent, the highest prices haV-
part OF the early advance has been los. The
market has been fevertsh and alternately StrO1g
and heavy. The stock market continued fever
1sh, aud the tendency was reacuonary from the
O'Clock, when prices again began advancing,
about the highest figures of the aa a.!
There Was considerable 'short interest II,
the market. and the demand to cover this
accounts for good part OF the buying orders
to buy have come into the market, those from
out Of town by telegraph being important In
amount. The largest transactions have bean In
Erie, Milwaukee and St Paul. Del, Lack. and
Western, Kansas and Texas Northwest.
Wabash and Jersey Central. At noon the q. s.
bonds to the sinking fund. TIE amount offered
WAS 81 .990, 100. Money on call ia 2as per cant.
Time money on first class stock exchange col
lateral Is offered to-day to leading stock brokers
at 4 Per cent (for four months.l Pflme mer,an.
tile paper Ia 4ha5k per cent
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Salmon Eggs s.r Euro,c.

NEW YORK. oct. I3.-0n TUESDAY fast seven
crates, containing loo Coz eggs each or CalIfar-
mia salmon, arrived In NewaTlz. \. j., from the
United States salmon breeding ranch on the
McCloud river, California. 10 be replcSe1 FOR
Europe. They were consigned 20 Mr.. Fred NJ a.
ther. editor OF Forest G1d .S'reGT3 who has sue
ceSsfully SEPT them TO Europe for the past four
years in refrigeratorS OF his own device They
are sent 10y tie United States commission OF fish
and fisheries to the following addresses
Deutsche Eischerer Nerein, Berlin 3go, G3o; Chas.
Schuster, Frei6urg, Baden, S.000; F. Busse,
GeeStemunde, Germany. 80, 600; S0ciete d'Aech-
nlatation. Paris 100. 900: G. j. Bottemanne
DeIgen cp Zum, Holland, 10O. 900; government OF
Netherlands. 1U0,G00. The eggs for France ana
Holland went yesterday In the steamers Canada
and 2. Caland, and those for Germany will go
on Saturday In the Neckar. These eggs are bu {
small part OF a car load which recently az
rived in Chicago and was distributed from there
10 the fish commissioners OF many states and
territories for the purpose OF stocking their
waters.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE. Oct. 1s.-No Stock Board today.
,6 BALI moi Oct lsGOtson dusmiddns
sas s DE- S s family So S. 40 city is s
So g. Ne MSea sr1aa ssay
red O7al. 10; dc amber. j. l5a,- 20; No. Mary
o sna fe sGt sed
Tecember, i. l51sl. l54. January, /. Is bid Corn.
WSite s5assH DO Teow nomDa western n1e
SPOT snd October SsE.Sss.; November, sSss sssss.
do mi1s sss Eye Sue or HAY es
ITimsio choice Pennss Want: ana Maryland, 10 6oa
Bulk meats-loose shoulders, none Offering: clear
rib sides, n9ns oftferiD Is: do Pscked and ..
isSsiss: Lard. y Butter ir@@giims to choice
ie9m irmren.d. i2 Cores iosei and DUP ne
Rio cargoes ordinary 70 fair. ll%alsa. Sugar
frsf i. so hvs Fl T Ser ss. Sa ausS6
3lfaAd. nour. Vi. Sd. grsin, 6a61 Receipts
sGR g. Hsss ss ssSss 0ns sssS
g VII a. s2o bushels >. eop p9o none wheat
NEW YORK. oct isNstoets s strong. active and
huoyant; Money. 2as. k1change-ong, {s0x;
NEW YORK. Oct is.NFioaFs c quiet ais and nm.
changed Wheat MODE, asely active Corn quiet
pei osns osD.s paK s. SsRd "a
Great western nrst MORTGAGE trustees, certifcates.
e SeSr, Er iss SS sss0Ha nos
let Hey York Central, lS4s.
u Per cents. iiax. Ess. 4gx. mnois oeDtrsS
liex. Pennsylvania Central. Six.
HKw FORK MARKETS rHn AFTKRsoon.
Yo1s ssS &C.. s SHas
e :9n psr GU S Idsx I: ss s Ssn ds Ss
e 9Sa0 o snS loo: KG.s.6 .na o:sDA ssS
f1fe Ehore, Ill; Northwest ll2t, do: preferred.
st. PAUL w; DO. preferred. =; Ws6a.h. @.
Losis .na 1910 sS ssh H. 40, Hsesss,ed q,
o. O. ana / O.. IS; Pacific Nan. l2H. ~''
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Waiting TO Rear from Senator
IlEtftpnaIG.

Tie eXcitenont over the western elections
was uEaDated this morning. Conflicting dis
patches were received early In the dag but,
upon the whole, the information TO be obtained
was meager. Mr.. Lambert, OF the Philadelphia
Times, teIegraphe1 from Indianapolis that the
democrats clsined the state: that Senator
Mcdonald claimed the election OF Landers b5
$500, and OF the remainder OF the democratic
teEet by 1900. This encouraged democrats
some, and bets were made even or the result liz
Indiana. About 10 O'Clock General IIunton.
democratic member OF Congress from Virginia
autographed Senator Mcdonald at INDIANAPOLIS,
10 SEND some news as soon as 1t was possible To
give anything definite. An anxious crowd
waited around democratic headquarters for a
rtlly 70 this dispatch until l O'Clock and the
lscf that Senator Mcdonald did not reply was
generally construed as unfavoTable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-13
SIX CONGRESSMAN GAINED.
SCENES IN NEW YORK.
ESDEANf.

INDIANA.
Ianders Comedies his Dcfea. by
5000 Via jDrity-GhiO Republicans
b. 25.GGe Majority.
Especial Dispatch TO The StH.l
CINCINNATI, Oct 13.-Tabders telegraphs that
Indiana las gone republican By 5000. Ohio Is
republican from COCO to 5000.
CINCINNATI ENQUIRER.
Col. o,Efeirne Says the Democrats
Give Et Up.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Oct. l3, $40 pm-g1
John Arthur. FIRST Contro1;er, Treasury De-
pa1t1ac7lt:-Republiosn victory conceded bJ
democrats; majority five to seven thousand.
Stalwarts saved the day.
tsigneO JAMES r. o'BBIRKE.
THE LATEST.
Indianapolis, 3:3G O'Clock-The Re-
Victory. and Majority Of Over
1900.
Especial Dispatch to The .3ar.l
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct 13, $50 p. m.-An i'm
mense crowd gathered In front OF the republi-
can headquarters this afternoon and short ad-
dresses were made by Messrs. Dorsey, Chairman
New and George C. Gorham. They announced
that In the light OF further favorable returns
the republican majority would certainly be
over 1000. Mr.. Gorham said the action OF In-
diana had made certain solid north, and IN
all probability would give the republicans the
L. s. Senate after March next
IBY ASSOCIATED PRESS1
Republicans Claim 1900 Majority.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 13.-NoOn.-Returns from
42O voting precincts give a democratic vote OF
6S, 100, republican vote of "A 34T national g. 712
The same places In 1876 gave the democrat.
66.15O, the republicans 6S,O4S, the national
S50l-a net republican gain on the vote OF 1S7
OF S64S. The republicans now claim the state
by 7.Go0 majority. Carroll county complete
gives democratic majority OF u, a democratic
loss Of 20. Later returns from the first Congres-
s1onal district indicate very close vote anu
both parties are claiming the election OF thei
candidate. The result IN the seventh {fndian
apOlls) district is still ia doubt. There are no
enough returns from the legislature to indfcaf-
definite result. Both parties claim majority