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what Hon. w. III. English Thinks of
the Result.

INDIANAPOLIS. November 5.-In 40 inter-
view with Daily NetcS reporter this morn
ing Hon. W. II. English talked freely about
the election and its results. He thinks In
diana held up remarkably well considering
the defeat in October, and that they
have not had majority in the State
since 1872, and then less than 1000
for HENDRICKS for governor. Personally be
feels no chagrin at the result. While
feeling the honor Of the unanimous DOmina-
ton, The yice-presdency without influence
and patronage had no charms for him, and
ne feels rather glad that he is left to life
mole congenial and profitable. The Demo-
cracy, with a Democratic Senate, close
House OF Representatives, and a presidency
decided by a small majority in single state.
will not die. The real cause OF the Repub-
Iican success was prosperous times and
business satisfaction. The country thought
II wi,eSt 10 let well enough alone. The lack
of harmony in New York, the October
election in Indiana. and some other things,
may have had little weight, but the main
ihfng was business prosperity and dSpo-
silion to let well enough alone. Mr.. Eng
lish bewailed the corruption in plrty poll
ties rs very different from the state OF
things forty years ago, when he first entered
political life.
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-Uowd," az the Republican caDdIdsie Tor
Mayor, instead Of William DOwd." and
bad beAh thrown out a. defective. The law
recognizes In such cases the intent OF the
voter. and the ballots would undoubtedly
be counted for the Republican caDdidlte.
A reporter to-day endeayored to count the
defective vote thrown ont on the eanyassers'
returns on election-day. but was prevented
by Chief UBrien, OF the election precinct.
NEVADA.
NEVADA FOR HANCOCK.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 5.-Neyada
Will give Hancock about 600 IBaiority.
TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE, November Returns from
sixty-six counties out OF ninety four give
Hawkins. Republican. for Governor, 49, 1856 !;
Wright, 64,7S7; Wilson, 49,3lG. Warner,
Democrat, is elected to Congress from the
Fifth district.
NASHVILLE, November 5.-Returns from
seventy-six out OF nineiy-four counties give
Hawkins, Republican. for Governor. 50, l04 /;
Wright, Democrat, 81, 641 Wilson, 49,Si4
The counties 10 be heard from gave HAYES
q majority OF 1900 over Tilden in 1876.
The LegIsIai ure, a far rs heard from. viii
stand as follows: Senaie-Republlcan ! !;
Democrats, 6; Reputation Democrats. 4 !;
districts in doubt, 8. House-Repubhclus,
30; Democrats, Is; Reputation Democrats,
10; districts in doubt, 2l-a Republican
Valn OF 10.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
sYrrLrenArH TO THE DISPATCH.

THE LATE ELECTIONS; FULEERsoN ELECT
EDIN THE NINTH DISTRICT IN VIRGINIA
OVER TRIGG-MRs. sPgAGUE SUES FOR d.
voRcE AGAiNsTEx sPRAGUE.
OF RHODE IsLAND-DEA1H OF A NEWS
PAPER CONTRIBUTOR - THE ILLEGAL
VOTERS or THE LATE ELECTIoN-FATAL
COLLISION NTHE ERIE RAILROAD
MEETINGoF THE DEMOCRATIC NATION
AL COMMITTEE-CoLLIsI0 ON THE MA
RIETTA AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD
THE MKT SENATE AND HoUsE-THE
PHILIP TRIAL-MR. ENGLISH on THE
ELECTIoN-OBITUA AT
WORK SPINNING FLAX IN NEW JERSEY
VARIOUS FOREIGN ITEMS, &C., &C.
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.sou,,ern View of Solid South.

MONTGOMERY. ALA, November 5.-Tbe
MONTGOMERY advertiser says: Z" The law
Ies>ness and oppression, the proillgacy ana
plunder Of the Republican party compelled
the solidity Of the South. TO that sOlldity,
more than ever before, she must remain
,,eldfa>t and unmoyablc. Under our be-
nign home rule our people have prospered
10 n degree that has astOunded our friends
and confused our enemies. There need
net be, and Will not be, any let-up'
i'm the wonderful progress OF the South
under the new regime, whatever 1t
NAV DE, which the Republican party
seek TO inahguratc. 1t cannot mate
rally affect the South. 1t viii. indeed,
prove a blessing TO the extent that 1t VIII
induce great seli-reliance, greater energy,
and wiser efforts IN developing the WONDER
ful wealth and unlialited resources which
kind Providence has bestowed upon the
sunny South. The sun will still shine, the
gentle showers will fail, seed-tlme ana har-
vest Will still bring their blessings, ana our
great staple must continue TO be power IN
the commercial world, while our coal ana
IRON and other minerals will yield wealth
Of which the world does not dream.
Let the solid SOutb-sOlid always Tor
home rule and honest Government
now give its greatest vigilance ana Wl>eSt
coun>e not to national politics or to The
conflicts and passions OF national parties,
bnttothe building upaDd advancing OF orr
educational. moral, and material interests.
Herein he South is aud must continue 20
be ,olid-solid rs her glorious mountains,
and strong and increasing q the flow Of Der
own broad and beautiful Streams. II may
be that Garfield viii prove very different
man from what his past record indicates ~
the first officer OF OR great republic. WIN
the res possibility OF the government OF miy
millions Of people pressing upon him, he
may possibly prove wise and beneI'eent
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sfYirmed That no one was connected Win
him In the crime. He requested that his
mother be told not TO grieye after him.
The sheriff Mr.. Moss then asked him the
nna question as to whether he had any con-
fesson to make or anything to say, aud he
replied "No."
The rope was then adjusted around his
neck and the black cap put over bis head
BY Deputy. Sheriff Hunter. Mr.. Wrenn
then offered up very appropriate and short
prayer and lefe the scaiIod. Those very
close to bin understood him 10 say after the
can was drawn over his head, d" Goodb bye
Pm going home," and to very feebly ex-
press his thanks To the minister for the
prayer. Nearly every one present re-
marked on his GOODNESS, he not evncing the
least ,repidation. The rope was adjusted
at 1920, and the drop fell at exactly 1924.
The fall broke bis neck, and hence there
was very slight movement Of the body after
the fall. He drew IN slightly few times,
and his body was then motionless until it
was taken down, except a slight twitcbing
once subsequently, 10 the first time Drs.
X. /. Barrett and +. l.. Voolfolk pro-
nounced him dead in twelve minutes after
the fail, and eight minutes later the body
was taken down and placed in the coffin.
The execution took place in the iail-yard,
and only The guards, newspaper-men. doe
tors, and minister were admitted. There
were some dozen or two on the outside
during the execution, but nothing like a
crowd was present. The execution Itself
was very well performed indeed.
The majority Of those who heard his last
confession believed it thoroughly. though
there are those who cannot be made to be-
ieye that he did not have help IN the COM
mission of the awful deed.
Thus closes the las. chapter in the history
Of one OF the most fiendish crimes and re-
mark able cases in the history OF the old
Commonwealth. ALLQUIs.
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COURT ORDERS.

TIE CHANG ERY
Y COURT oF'THE CITY OF RICHMOND, NO
VEMBkR 4, 1850: .
Rhydon NJ. Can, administrator Of Sarah N. Call.
deceased. 'sfislhiln,
against
deceased. DelthdaIit,
IN CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit Is 10 recover OF said defend
ant the sum OF Ave hundred dollars, with iawf5 In
tsresl thereon. at the rate Of six per centum per
annum from the ist day OF April 1859. until pa d,
being money due from the said defendant as execu-
trix Of Thomas H. Wynne, deceased, 10 the llainufl
as administrator as aforesaid.
Aud afidayit having been made and hled that the
defendant is not resident of this state Y Is ordered
that she appear here within one month after due
publication hereof and do what Is necessary to pro-
lect her interest herein,
:opy--TeAte:
BENJAMIN II. BERRY, Clerk.
WILLIAM +. DEsAussVRr,p,q no 6-s4w
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Conn Kelly and the Voters from
Washington, Vermont, and Massa-
rhuGagfS.

New YORK. November 5.-The Tammany
Committee on organization held q pro-
traced session last evening. John Kelly
offered resolutions setting forth The iact that
4 large number Of persons from Washing
ton. Vermont, Massachusetts, ana other
States, bad been brought here and Voled
the Republican State, county, ana local
ticket. The names and residences Of many
NJ these Illegal voters were known. The
resolutions provided that the matter be
placed in the hands OF counsel to take APP
urCpriate action.
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AWARDS TO Iron ORES AND Goals FROM
THE VIRGINIAs.-At the eighth annual Gin.
cihnali Exposition the highest pfize-a sill
yer medal-was awarded TO Pleumer d
BramwelI. metal and mineral dealers OF
Cincinnati, for the "best display OF iron
ores from any State" u was Tor iron ores
from along the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way in Virginia and West Virginia. A
silver medal was also awarded TO the Penn
sylvania ana Virginia Iron and Coal Com
pany for the " best display Of iron ores"
II is needless to say that these are from the
same line samples OF ore used by that com
pany at its Ferral and Q0innimont furnaces:
TO Pieumer Il BramwelI was also awarded
the highest prize for Goals, gathered also
from the Kanawha and New River he'ds.
The competition for these awards was from
all directions-fTom Kentucky, Pennsylva-
mia. OHIO. Alabama, Tennessee, West Nir-
ginia, aud Virginia; and il is no small mat
ter that these states have Won them. we
ask the attention Of tb9se who say that me
Goals, cokes, and ores from these states are
not equal in quality TO those Of other states
to these impartial awards.-AeU York coat
1rQde JOurnGi.
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SANFuRB'S CATARRH CURE.
CANFORD'S RADICAL CURE FOR
CATARRH.

One bottle RADICAL CURE. one box CATARRHAL
SOLVENT. and one IMPROVED INHALER. Price
Fconomical. agreeable, safe, and neyer-iaillng'
relieving Instantly and curing permanently, ms
prtat combination of meGcinal agents offers 10 tue
1yeoTy <, fferer from every form Of Catrr relleI
and resi-. Il satisfies every demand OF reason ana
common sense. II attacks and conqucrs every phase
r caIarrh,i disease, IL strike at the root cleansing
The nasal passages Of puruleut matter. 10 swallow
and inhale winch means destruction, sweeiehfng ihc
Hre,tb resioring the senses Of smell taste and hear
mo FIN activity purifying the blood Of catarrhal
virus and checking us CONSTITUTION faNaStS' buy
II While there IS yet time ,,,
AK for SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE Soiu ana
recommends every where. ,r, =,
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NEW YORK, November ON The PhIIp
trial to-day, after the examination OF sew
eraI experts, Mr.. Howe, for the defence, re-
quested an adjournment on account NJ the
receipt OF kilograms relating to new evil
denee. DIR. Bliss objected, but the Ccuri
said be Thought 1t his duty to give bcab
sides ample opportunity TO produce all ~.
cessiry testimony, and be would therefore
adjourn the hearing until Tuesday next.
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The sprague Saif.

MRS. KITE CHASE sPRAGUE SUES FOR DIVORCE
NEw IoRse November 4.-Tbe Sun says
Winchester BrittoD, ex-Gstrict attorney
Of King, eoGnty. has been retained to brlsg
an action for divorce for Mrs. Kate Chase
Sprague against Ex-Governor SpragHee OF
Pnade Island. lie wiz baye the pagers
resffy for service in a fes days. Mr.. Brit
TOW. on his visit 10 Providence last week,
framed rerlevin papers for the piaSo and
: norton of Mrs. Sprague's wardrobe, ana
nlaced them in the hands OF the sserii 10
serve. He has since learned that they have
been served.
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Petition Refused.

LONDON, November 5.--A Berlin dispatch
to the Times says: Count Harry Won Ar.
nIm's renewed petition, based on high
medical certificate OF the precaiious state OF
his health, for suspension OF the sentence
against bin, so that ne might be tried for
high treason, OF which he believes he could
prove himself innocent, has been refused
by the higher legal authorities.
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rur pEArH.pENALrY.
I'm Louisa Of the 'erpe'''
.oror n Nest shocking Crime

o,pr MITCHELL EXECUTED FOR the PRk-
', ,'srrr,Trp AND oLp.BLoODED MURDER OF
oxE OF I.oUIs.'s ESTEEMED cITIzESs--Ina
History or TIRE CRIME AND cAsE-Ibs
rprsoxYR's INGENIOUS TACTICS TO Avks'
ms PENALTY or THE LAw-coNFEssi"N'
',.p,rc,TToS OF Acc0MPLicHs, RkfkAC'
Vows. AND FINAL CoNFESsION-The Nut,
nTryE's STORY As TOLD the "DIsfATO"
r,posrgR--THE EXECUTION
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RICHMOND, November o, 1850.

RICHMOND, November 8, 1880.
VNO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.-Tbls'
l IL TO certify that have this DAY GOnracled win
Msssrs K h. CIIAFPIS 4 co. 10 pI M twenty tecs-
ssnd 100 OOO) copses Of the d" VIRGINIA REAL
ESTATE Journal" J. T.. GOODt, Printer
Referring 10 he above we resaoe4 fully solicit all
parties who visa TO avail themselves OF lnls eA5h
asyertisink medium 10 cali on rs a. once. Our
per will I've distributed free ala over NirsinlA and
Inc other States of the Union. 1880. ~
'''s N' r. h. CIAAFFIN & CO..
PEAL Estate Agents and AuctIOnters,
na6-ot No. I north Tenth street.
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CUTIcURA NEEDLES are prepared by WEfkS
& POTTER, Chemists and Druggists, 800 Wash
ingion street Boston. aud are fer sale by all drug
gIsts Price OF tUTICURA.a Medicinal jelly: Small
D0xe,, so cents; large boxes, II. CUIICURA RE-
SOLVENT. The new BlOOd-Purinsr, ~ per bOliIe'
CUfCCRA MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP, 20 cents.
CUTICURA MEDICISAL SHAVING SOAP. 10 cents {;
in bars for barber, anu large consumers 90 Cenls.
An mailed free on receipt Of price.
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RUNNING SORES.

RUNNING SoKEs.-flenry LandeckPr. Dover, y.
H. cer,ifvs that August %, 1877. he broke his leg
The bone was set by physician. Upon removing
the suiuts sores broke out from the knee 10 me
heel. Doctors called them vaiicOse veins, ana or
derrd rubber stockings. Paid s25 for stockings,
without any signs of cure. BOught tUIlCOhA
RFMFpIES and was rapidly and permanently cured
Ceruhcd 10 Uy Lo!hrOps & Pinkhain, Dfuggist'
Dover, y. II.
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Another Fatal Railroad Coliisisn.

CINCINNATI, November 1.-Two freight
trains ran together on the Marietta and Cin'
einnati railroad near Knoxville Yesterday
Killing Engineer Frank Lonshead and Fire:
man Charles Krick, and woundIng SIX OF
she crew, bot none fatally. The collision is
said to have been caused by the negligence
If a train-dis patoher.
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LATEST FOREEGN NEWS.
The A,,Iey-Ben Contest.

LoypON, November 5.-At $50 O'Clock
this evening The scores IN the walking con-
test for the Ashley belt were: Rowel, AGO
miles; Littlewood, 459; Dobler, 395.
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Fatal Collision en the Erie Railroad.

PATERSON, \. j., November "a oolli-
sion, due 10 a misplaced switch, occurred at
Pm Horn. on the Erie railroad. This morn
inc between tie Hacbensack passenger
trim and a freight Standing on side track.
Engineer Quackenbush and an Gilman
I,nmed Dubers were instantly killed, and a
Sremau fatally Injured. Oae PASSENGER IN
tao c,hoose va, killed and several injured.
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SCROFIEA.

SCROFULA Hon. " illiam TAYLOR, Boston. state
Senator OF Massachusetts. permanently cured OF Il
bumor Of the face aud scalp that had been treated
for twelve wears 10y many OF BOtlOhs
best Uhyscinns and most noted speciali,ts, ms well
IA EuroDean authorities. lie says: have been 50
eiated With my successful of the CUTiCURA
REMEDIES that have stopped men In the streets
10 tell them Of my cure
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Republican Votes Thrown Out i'm Wis
SiSAEnDi.

VICKsBURG, November 5-The election
commissioners Of Warren county two Dem
ocrats and ore Republican, threw out
2.Oj9 Garfield tickets and 2,O29 for Lynch,
Republican candidate for Congress. on the
ground that they were not IN legal form
under the laws OF Mississippi.
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UTICURA.
CU T | & L X y &.
MIRACLES OF HEALING UNPARALLELED
IN MEDICAL HISTORY.

CUTICURA RKSoLyENT. the great natural blood
nuriier ab. orbtni, renoya or. ana yialiZer. has
shown its grand curstiye power IN scrOiula, while
swelnRs, ulcers, eIy,ipelas, sweled neck, scr0iu-
lOus inf tmlnaiOus, mercuria affections, old sores,
erp,iops OF he skim sore eyes and scalp affections,
with dry. Thin. and falling hair: aud when me
CUTICURA,a medicinal jelly, and the CUTICURA
SOAP, prepsred from j., are applied 10 external
SYMPTOMS the cures Effected by The CUTICUhA
REMEDIES are marvellous.
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obituary.

DEATH OF NEWSPAPER CONTRIBUTION.
NEW YORK, November 5.-fhe iTtS1"e
announces the death at Jacksonvil'e' fiu.,
November Alb, OF its former we'tAhO"h
contributor, Scion Robinson
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pemoera.,c National Committee.

SEw YORK. November "a meeting OF
The Democratic National COMMITTEE, IL j.
reported this afternoon, will be held in tins
city on Monday next.
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SALT-RIlEUM.

SALT-RHEUM.-George +. owens, Dealer In II
amos Grand Rapids Mich, was troubled for nine
wears with salt-rhpum. Tried every medicine known
10 the trade, and was attended bv many plyslcans'
with only temporary relief Cured 10y CCIICUhA
REMEDIES.
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NEW YORK. November % paterson
IN ~ sDeciul saws the Barbour FhX'Spin-
ming Company has set bali CORN onlha'
men 10 wc,k in It's mill, thereby exciting
much Indignation among other wOrkmeD.
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A PLAY interrupted.

NEW YORK. November CLARA Norris
,,s NV ve,l.tno@n actress, was unable to nm
ish her part in "Arliele A." at tue ,,l ra'S
Theatre last night, on account OF suua 9na
;,,ness-thought to be malarl.i fever Tbe
audience was Dismissed
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,..,,o,au oe,ogensrian Judge.

NEW OgLBANs, November D. -J"use ~,
ward Rawle, native oil fehns, Isaa s., au i,'
a resident Of New Orleans ior M nS S
wears, died yesterday oil paralysis sseu
ei,,htv.tbree wears.
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yOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLAsrERs.
nOLLINS'S VOLTAIC ELECTRIC
PLASTERS.

One COLL MSS VOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLAsTrR'
costing rs c. nts Il far superior 10 every Hher eco-
relieve DYSPEPSIA, Liver Complaint. Malaria Fever
and Ague, and Iii. nev aud Urinary Diihcullles, ana
mas be worn he pit OF the slomsch, over llie
tidoeys. or ans affected part. Price, 25eenIs. Sod
everywhere noo-S~"
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sy ze.ssr.rD.

Zine &s@s3.5O: exS.. So s5at3.5o: .spevsne,
s450@s475 common family. t5.7. es6; choice
Or patent family ,s7ls7 80.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY, November 8. 1880.
SALEs.-2O shares of r. aud u. x. r. stock AT
81: 1000 Piedmont r. II. SIS at lC5: % shares u.
and ID. Il. H. stock at SIS; 40 shares OF g., e. and
A.. K. r. stock at 445; 20 shares Of Virginia Fire
and Marine Insurance Company stock at 33.
bal
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the Religious Deerees in
France.

PARIS, November 5.-The DEGREES were
enforced here to-day against the Domini-
cans, Franciseans, and other Unauthorized
religious communities. There were passive
resistance and protests. Some OF the SYM
pathizers with the elected orders were ar
rested for insulting the police.
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sooHs. STA ~ 0NERY. Sc.

kUOkNs NTNU UNITY. DC.
TRYING roTiitS x AND WRITE.
sTtCKNEYs sHtLsr BOOK OF LANGUAGE
Nos, 1 A,Ss 2, AT o CENTS.
All the o'hiaPptf &c and PRIVATE SCHOOL
BOOKS BQOft-ts1 Gs, BOOK-sTRAPs, aud al
SCHOOL SrA1iV .ERY.
RANDOLPH & ENGLIsH'S
oe 3l.d-sw Bookstore aud Hook bindery
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PORT OF RICHMOND NOVEMBER D, 1890
ARRIVED.
Schooner A. Robertson, Adams, lumber, James
river; vessel, Buck K Christian.
sSgEED.
Steamship WyaHoke, sOuch, New York. mer-
chau,lise and passeD 9ers. George W. Allen IS Co,
agents - ,.,., o...o.
mali merchandise, and passengers, l.. Il. Tatsm,
agent. -, . -,
schooner r. J! Sewas1. ApDlegarib' gtsno ana
acid Norfolk: vessel Suck K Christian.
schooner Alice. Rod. soldiers Home, Bsmppoh .
aour: vessel Buck a. Claistian.
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GRoCERrEs AND LIQUORS.

cALrl SALTE
IaVEgPOeL FINE SALT
f3Rsalc by
DAVENPORT 4 ,iOaRis~
DSc& tireefA
Cargo9s OF banks John Lcfurgey and NbIi'.
wiz daily rem iiNeTp Ol, .cOsislitiN y
II 900 sacks NOR yHlSG1ON sad httStkr
RPAN3S oo3RbEs
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ATIE REPORTED 81 CALIFORNIA.


SAN FRANCISCO, November 5.-This morn
ing's papers make the vote Of California
practically tie. This change from last
nights report is due less TO any turn IN the
reporis OF the presidents than to a revision
OF the tabuiatod statements. These differ
considerably, and there are evidences OF
loose work sufficient TO discTedit all estl-
mates. Undoubtedly the estimate Of 1000
last night was too high, and che best opin-
ions seem to believe that Garfield will have
a plurality OF 800 to 1000.
DELAWARE.
WILMINGTON, DEL, November 5.-The
official count shows that HancOek's majority
in this State is l,033.
.DAKOTAH.
YANKrON, DAKOTAH, Noyessber 5.-Petti-
grew. Republican delegate 10 Congress, has
!. 1000 majority in the Territory. The Lee
pi.lature is four.tiths Republican.
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, November 5.-Sixty-siX out OF
log counties I'm Illinois give Garfield 1852
maiontv-a Republican gain OF 20,94I. rms
indicates a majority in the Stale OF oO,Ov0!
IOWA
Dzs MONIES. November j.-The Repu0li-
can State Committee estimate The RepubIi-
can majority IN Iowa IS $4,000. On% louf
counties out OF ninsiy-nne in tlss StaIs
gave q majority for Hancock.
MINNESOTA.
~ PAu1. November a.-The state com
nlete gives Garfield 10000 majority. The
| LEGISLATURE stands rs fo,lows-Senaies Re-
puhicans. 81 Democrats, 10. House: Re-
! pub,icans, So; Democrats, 10; lSdependent:
and Greenbackcrs, 10.
MISSOURI
ST.. LOUIS. November 5.-fhe ofhcial re
mrus give Ford, Greenbaek- Republican
FOR Congress, ia the Ninth district, % mt
iority. ov
WASHINGTON, November 5.-A special I,
the Star from New York says: sit is I'd
mitted at Republican headquarters that ih
Democrats will have a majority OF one il
The Senate. At Tammany Hall 1t is admit
led thai the House will be Republican by
majority Of 10 10 Is There is some tall
in The clty about the possibility that MI
Dowd. The Republican candidate for Mayor
will ye, be shown TO be elected, ana as IN
; report spreads it creates considerable eS
: element. The general belief, however,
that Mr.. Grace Is elected"
New YORK, November 5.-Superintender
. Walliag to-day made an explanation col
! corning the thiriy.fye ballot boxes
Q police headquarters, In relation to whlc
! charges Of contempt aud fraud were mao
|. in q political organ to-day. He says ttt
were taken TO headquarters In order 10 a
certain the truth Of tho runner that numb
Of votes had been cast for "William