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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-11
TIE ZEALAND PROBABLY LOST.

ToRoNTo Nov. 10.-Grave fears are enter
,ied rcarting the safety OF the propeller Zeaiand
NJ Hamilton and her crew. She mas not oeen heard
81, since her departure from this port at $3.50 O'CLOCK
an saturday evening, and portions OF her cargo and
vav,I boat marked Zealand have been found hoaths
in the lake Captain lIenninc, of the schooner Maria
Annette who arrived at Port Hop to-day reports na'
inc seen fifteen miles southeast OF Long Point. hawser
r. ttn Zealand printed on IT, and door frames and
III, ,ofcr1a luaug near IL. lie could no signs OI
the vessel 40 - ,..ua., o,5 o~nso
,d c,,orand,d ny CAPTAIN Edward 'aland, Or hamli.
to -hc vs. built four years ago. Her cargo was wen
uou1 - ,,c,tv Tine crew numbered in all sixteen
eI .r cargo was valued a. Sl5,9oO, ana was ilsuISu
ta1 OF Ncv-h OK ana 'ie
,ri.b of New York. each company hoIdIns one-'"44'
The vessel vas insured IN the Ph~hl4' VI DiooN'"'
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CANvAssING THE VOTES.
NO MlrrRnL ERRORS DISCOVERED thus HAh ~
THIS CITY-VOTEs FOR VILLA" g D'"D
l-nrNrrn FOR WILLIAM DOND.

80 ,,,rrpr,1. ERRORS DISCOVERED THUS FAR IN
rms cITY-v0TEs FOR WILLIAM g Do"D
corSTEp FOR WILLIAM DowD.
The BOARD of County Canvassers yesterday
..,ed their canvass the votes cast at tne IeceH.
'o' rhra vas not so large crowd
''e. '..,,ca ne on Tuesday. Charles Iruax
y. o,sc. Of the Superior Court; Charles D.
-. I,s,ice OF the Marine Court and seveTai oI
80 ,,tormen-sect were present looking ahef theF
s.a "' 1ong the other visitors John j. O'Bren'
go, of the Bureau Of Elections; ParK CoA-
,uissioner Lane, William Z. Mltch'n' -"""'''e
.i' and others Chairman siracA
.,,d mat he had appointed Supervisors haugAU'n'
-, and Wade Committee on Protest ana super
,.ors sauer Hall Perey, C"mnl ttee % 7uioi
49,, Crracttou of Inspectors Returns. Inc "O'A oi
,,,, ,yas at once proceeded with. There was A't'o
- dis,urb the monotoDy Of calling Of the returns.
Tho Chairman said that he had receFeu
rotest ON The part OF Nicholas Muller aeai'iS'
r,,ac the votes cast for Benjamin Noou
I,o,rress IN the With District Ihe
ras assigned for the protest are Ihat tne phiio's
- Coz ,yood were Illegal and ought not 10 De couh'eu'
,,sa thav were not printed and indorsed ~ "o'o'u
- ,,ti, law; that IN tins Fourth EecIioh OiS'Aio' VI
49,. rt Assembly District there were 20 more V'tes c'
.. vyod rhap the registry list showed of All tno Fo''
- tho D,strlct; that IN the seventeenth hi'c''on
III ~ ~ ., the Ist Assembly DistIlcl
there were 80 votes c'h' " 80, a..
M M - fr,rduleutiy counted for Wood ana 'h'
came vas done IN other dlstilc'S' li"'' -" I
s"'' ,,at,,ers apponted by Muller were prevented
t,om performDg their dnties a' ihsP'o'o " -. III
rast and we're Illegally driven away from the pOh
i"''- - md roouIs during the election ana counting
ing phets ~" aasons the contestant protes'el hRlins
h%or % tsd Rosrd OF County Canvassers aeci-finS H'H
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NOT AGREED ABOUT FRAUD.

MH. FowLER's ACTION REPUDIArED BY THE TlLDEN
DEMOCRATS.
The frand CRY raised by William A. Fowler,
chairman of the Executive Committee of the Demo-
cratic State Committee, IS no longer echoed III
chorus by the Democrats Of the State ihrohgh
their newspaper organs and leaders the llldeh
wing of the party fiatly repudates Mr. FOwlers
action He may obtain what statements
he pleases concerning the election bnt
they do NOT intend 10 support him if he should de-
eide 10 bring the statements to the attention Oh te
State Board of Canvassers At first the Iliden wing
silently acquiesced IN Mr.. F0wlers course Inc
Ant-Tjldeu wing rushed to his support; but coupled
with arguments to the effect that the State had Oeen
carried by fraud others asserting thar defeat nau
come through the treachery OF the lhden meh'
These latter arguments greatly r1lta'ed the Illueh
men. and they determined at once to change ther
policy II was argued that If the fraud" cry was
silencad aud the acknowledgment made that the
State had beeu leaitimaelv carried by the Repu0li-
cans. public attention would be called sun more
closely than it had been TO the decrease
OF the Democratic vote IN NeW-1ork' nc
Abany Arqas the leading Iiden organ. at osce sa'u'
"Nevv-York state voted to appoint the iSephoilcah
electors and not TO appoint the Democratic cahci-
dates for electors That ends the matter and the Dem
ocratic party must not be put in false position Dy
assuming otherwise" The Buffalo Courier IN an
editorial ON the subject said AS this seems 10 De
time for PLAN speech we may say thaI me ne @ Deiro, ,
Gratis Ia Enc County who admire Mr. liden are no' .
50 numerous by great deal as those VINO uhiHA ~
time tue party were rid Of John Kelly =;
Daniel Manning the leader of the lilden wing lh
the interior Of the safe aud a member 9i the Dem
Ocralc state Committee was at the ct JAMES M lloVo
yesterday. In reply 70 an inquiry oi M, MD ,,
reporter ho SAID " Mr.. FOwlers proclamation wt'
Unauthorized by either the Democratic state Coin
nittee the Executive Committee OF the Orgdhi
zationD
VIII there be a meeting of the Executive Com
mittee receive the reports concerning frauds, re
quested by Mr.. Fowler - asked the reporter.
Mr.. MannIug's face assumed look Of contempt a
The mention Of Mr. COX's action and he SAID IneI'
has been meeting called, and do not know J.
there = any intention of calling meeting"
Mr. Manning IL Is SAID, met W. l. Scott. IildeI
member Of the National Democratic Committee
Yesterday, and had y long c0nyersatl0n with LIN
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NO SELyE,S IN THE NAVESINK.

RED BANK, N. j., Nov. 1O.-A case OF
great interest TO people engaged in the fishing business
has lust been decided by the NewJerSey supreme
Court An Act passed April 8. 1873 prohibits the use
of seine nets IN the Shrewsbury and Navesink RIVERS
More thar year ago George Curtis, Fish warden Of
Monmouth County caused the arrest or John T. cooper
,u ,.a,,,o, sa,netn the Navesnk River. and jddg
mont was given in favor Of the hsn warden lle cdse
was removed to the Supreme Court. which mas armed
the Judgment The defendant VIII not reIer Vhe el'e ~
file Court Of Errors and Appeals.
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BURGLARS IN 4 TEXAN B4NK.

CHICAGO, Nov. ia Dallas. Tex, dc
patch says Yesterday morning loud explosion roseu
the city at an early 1t became known that
burglars had entered Adams LeOnards banking house
and being assisted by accOmphce who had secreteu
himself inside the vault the day before, had removed
50 OOO in silver ST. 200 post office FUNDS $500 IN
ieweIrv belonging 10 private parties, ana possibly
40 00O basdes They attem pc TO blow the 'atc by
charging an anvil with dynamite. lavng the saIe down
IN M The expo OsiOn TUNED the safe over three tines
The safe contained SS00000 which is supposed 10 De
fuFae
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PARyrLL STILL CAMPAIGNING.
FNCOTRAGI1IENI FEUW IIfH NAIIVAN'
LONDON. Meanesdny. Nov. 10. 1850

LONDON, wednesday,, Nov ID, IseU.
Mr.. Parnell announced the meeting at Bel
,o1, County Fermanrgh YESTERDAY, - the opcning Of
tho land camraign the North OF ireland The meeting
was well attended despite the incemcney OF the weather
polutong we're passed inviting the people regardless
- ro, d. II ,reuces 10 unite on The lana question
teecrqm from Rome says that the AHrorG the organ
- +be Vatican publishes article favorable 70 the
IlsG Land League in which II says: In consequence
-i tnor.lbl state Of the irish peaSautry the
oie mn = snake IF their oppression Ihe crimes com
pp,,tfnf Inn ireland ere rot attrlhutaDe 10 tht Lhui
,a padir,l reform ~ Indispensable, otherWlse
1rird viii ne compelled to choose between anarchy
and s;arVa. on. 49,. - 49,, rot s.orfod II,
FL Ii.r of twenty three lab0rers and twentyseyen
VIZ ,'o, vlure eers Thirteen o. the latter armed,
,i,t" with revolver5, LETT Dublin 70 make
~ rtcncnf, for provisioning the party lBoyeott IS
- 80 aysn vino + receiving harsh treatment from
M .h .a Tie memDers OF the relief expedition are
obtedy Oran.cnlcu D.
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NURDER AND ROBBERY. ,.
BLOOMFIELD W. Noy IgT sile6 a5d o ro55sd BIZ s5@e
rohn Berkeiy. coored' was niei A. ~
uknOwn persOn. .- ,.l,-,rrcyrr,r
~ A771 III Nov IO.-On Monday
LITTLE. l-.strated A &. Jamieson IN March, 10 30
Benne,r ct. ,ct.t of anricr ia the hrstdesr'e
WIS oo"'' rrATFN WITH \ SPADE,
~, fO-ln An atfray 90 Eowlers pack
ChIDA,%i ChIDA tween James AcN el ana m,an WI Yri ~ H.
lns ho,,'1 ho,''' 80. hadfv beaten Win 7P@'0 - -
i1ou mt ne may recover. .,,,.,, ,,-n rrs VICTIM
DEATH OF MTRDEREHr ANp AWdlan I'm Who died
On CA,tl, ,,res inflicted Ov man nhIned hlIns,
ia dght two weeks ago /. " ~, ~, -
ioGay eryslpslas having -. ~ ,r,rr-r AND KILLED
hIlsHa j. Ney: , t5ay Ssf over over an en- ~
punham while dfyi.a s bie ANA picked up dead IL
Dankmen., arcs.ary ,i,,rs 10 shoot hoth hoises' ~
was found heo naorD AND THEN MURDERtD.
f.an Nov. IOYee hong imam ,,i m ,eSels WHO
,, roSSsd sSen .9s and Ed Dassn
died YESTERDAY confessed mat he committed 'he u
cr.
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FPArD CHARGED II CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO Nov. 1O.-Ihe Post this
evening says The Republicans OF tbs cl'y ana s'a'e
arc by no satisfied that record sn9uu po ia'o
- t- M - oco.l for President and Rosecraus for
oss They believe that there were fraudulent votes
,,d vrrorr,n copnt ir his city 10 insurr at IeasI q
,nrtv f0r Garfield u the prrros IN san Francisco eau
ia orrected II IL therefore altogether k y ha' re-
cc,nt wiz bee demanded OIL the votes cast IA n- 'lt'
90 n NAV be extended 10 the entire Staic Iue MA
% in the sta. IL 80 narrow that N the votes wrong
tii,, cqst Tor Hancock tins city can be cancel!td
seems 10 be no doubt Ot TIE election OF the entlre
my of tBlrfed electors.
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PERSISTENT SCITOR SHOT.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Nov. 10.-RusseH Dart, ii
prominent citizen. shot Emil Sefert, a music Ieacher
and violinist tnis morning sefert made love TO Mr
mr., daughter while acting as her teacher. and bad
becn forbidden 10 enter the house Yesterday he visited
the house and producing carvinskuiie threatened 10
KIN any one who prevented him fr9m seeing Miss Dt
He was elected and promised not 10 return.
A. ociock this morning he returned, aud was sh0t w
NJ u,~t no was arrested. e asserted that he had
acted In sel.-defence. : 'iferr Will probably die
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TELEGR4PHIC NOTES.
STOPPING THE MANUFACTURE OF LAMP CHIN

STOPPING THE MANUFACTURE OF LAMP CHIN
PrrrsRURG Penn. Nov. lO-rhe National Lamp
sso, alton session mere has unanimously re-
I at ali the IN the United states shodd stop
December -
ponrr AND Ne. Nov. lO.-SchOOner Auror1 Alien,
postoo or Harm gQn lost b tore her mainsai sprung
s In tne gale OF sunday last and was Obliged 70 run on
Peas Island Beach
RIFLE MATCH AT CAMDEN
C,Nrrr.- ~ j.. Nov. IO-lu the Sharps Match,
ooO yar iday there twenty entries OUT o. posi-
j.. PioWifl setet AI h.iDl
~ Major Joseph II. Burroughs 40, ana George D. bower
3D. - . ..,. ,,,.,,,.e,,r
TUF PLETCHER- DAVIES CASE DISMISSED
p.lroN Noy 1O-ln the Municipal Court to-day
81, .,.. - 7 William and T. Fletcher wei llknpwl
n,,,fnah.fs charged with obtaining properly hnh SuI.a
~, D-yts bv se representations was mslssen no ohe
agueartug prosecute them.
FIVE YEARS IMPRI~oNMENE
Er-nsoV n Y. Nov. lO.-Jnhn hennessv was .O-
a. s.nteue a 20 hve Years IA tho Albany fchrhts,t vi
freerv in the hiri decree hsnneasY ,n w w ~
mar able nlibr, GE ~ this citY le" "'"'4S 'b'' ~
ceutV rccapturto ~ N""- A"iN' -.
r.,ppr1nNMENT FOR CLIENTS AND COUNSEL
NJ. Opt,ANs Nav IO.--M ftin Nolan aud Alex
ctss fnr robbng ard mnrdcrnR Michael Meade "a
IA Nareb were to-day sentcn"r tO nuurisDnneht Al
r f,r hie Their counsel w Ihoin psoi was ten
ia one months impIisoD"nl ior assault and Dat
LerY
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THE DEATH OFHALSEK.

ITHICA, \. Y, Nov. 1O.-The Coroners jury
which has investigating the death OF MT Ha'ey,
Senior student in the university have declared that the
-, ,,,rttv are undecided whether his death was acct
denial or suicidal The minority are OF opinion that II
v,l. occidertal The letters which he mailed on the
'o, of his Ieath snow that ne good spirits am,
cheerful The opinion that the shooting was accideh'a
Is tle one generally accepted
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Tp,CES OF THE ELECTION.
,,ocp,rs STILL CRYING FRAUD.

,,ruOcRATs STILL CRYING FRAUD.
., IRVING HALL-THE DEMOCRATIC DE-
A0ho', largely DUE TO JOHN KElLY's BOLT
rowtrR's ACTION REPuDIATEn-GENFRAL
'rv,r1p RESIGNS HIS SEAT IN CONGRESS-
A..-ocx OPPOSED TO TEE FRAUD AGIATIoN-
c., vorlNG IN CALIFORNIA.
,I1,nc Hall last night adopted report az
.-in,t;nc the Democratic defeat largely 10
III TiS~ Kepys bolt last year. ana aiso
'y~ ya,,ro that there had been extensive
sa. aeS,ae no proofs were adduced. however.
II ,s ""' Tovler's action in regard to fraud
Nh ranudiated by the Tiden Demo
.s The Board of County Can
D Gers continued its work yester-
s"T' sav General Garfield has resigned as Rep
U.-o,tative in Congress. General Hancock Is
,onorted to be opposed to the fraud cry IL Is
itprced that California was carried for Hancock
- means of Illegal votes. The hu-hlux nave
Do,eased prisoners charged with election
Fences m Florida. Protests were made oy
democrats against counting the kepuDlican
electoral ballots in number OF counties ID
this State.
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officers Of the Treasury have observed an e1rr"ornd
falling of in the sale of stamped paper Ihey oiuee
investigation of the matter by certain poiice i"pe
tors. which has resulted in the discovery OF aregusD
established manufactOry OF counterfeit stamped paeIi
The counterfeit 10 excellent Eleven persons nnPi'
Gated in the crime have already been imprisoned
Some OF them SAID TO be OF good social stanolng
There have been eight deaths from yellow 1ever an"
nineteen deaths from smallpox in Havana since sOVeu-
hnr1
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TIE RITER CONMISSION

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 10.-The River Commls-
atom met again this morning The Committee on
Business submitted report rayorng the permanent o.
ANIMATION OF commission with headquarters al 81
Touis the appointment " an executive committee 70
t GENERAL charge Of matters pertaining 70 STATE ana
Vo-ional legislation. and the holding OF al ahL'dl
of the commission 81. Louis the first week m
Ylvenl1er The report 4dopJed after long dls-
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THE ,1-srPrAy EARTHQUAKE.

LOSDOS, Wednesday. nov. 10, ISSO
Uater narticulars from Agram, IN CrOatia, con-
,oi, the earthquake yes eriay state that 300 houses
I'D Two churches we're irreparabiy damaged. Part OF
he cathedral must be rebuilt The palace aud country
eat OF the Cardinal Archbishop the Government school
80 50 ci,ar mauuflctorv haf destroyed bindings
ann ~ rIs OF fourteen mies were terribly dalnageu
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THE HARRIsBURG BRIBERY CASES.

HARR1sBuRG, Penn, Nov. 10.-The wit
,ossos in the remaining cases OF corrupt solicitation
growing out Of the Riot Claims bill nave again oeen
suhuenqed and Smith. Long ana Meo ouue' 'h' ~0'"S'"
men will be put on trial Monday next
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BRITISH COLUMBIAN DIsCoNTENT.

SAN FRANCISCO, NOV. IU.--A FIctOrIa uIs-
patch SAYS A large public meeting was held last
night to consider Canadas default in the matter OF the
Island Railway Resolutions, expressing the beet tna'
the province would better on crown colony u me
railway obligations OF the Dominion not fuIheu
The sneecbos we're generally Dustin Ruished Tor Iher
quiet ard friendly tone toward Canada and cir JOup
MacdOnald's Government"
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AL1Blul LEGIS1ArCRE ORGANIZED.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 10.-Ihe Alabama
House Of Representatives organized to-day with MT
T,,yson for Speaker and Mr.. Pnelan for Clerk. Tie
covernor' Message deals exclusively with state mat
trs The election FOR United states Senator to III the
Mace now occupied by Mr. Pryor comes on on Iuesdy
59t mar The Drlncina mentioned FOR the place
Te those of Messrs. watt walker Pugh, Bradford and
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ARRESTED FOR ATTEMPTING FRAUD.

RoCuTsrFR. \. Y, Nov. IU.-Peter oHeII-
a., a,,,tr,o-, NJ fbe Democratic City Central Commit
r was arrested by United states Deputy Marshal TO-
, for ILLEGALLY attempting 20 induce inspectors 10 reg
-. r,.,,ccrqts in the first ward the Friday before
l,c. TIe r1s taken before United states C0ilins-
ncr Fl isbanIs and charged with having lnsSteI upon
~, men whom the inspectors knew ana charAc
teEt1ed "a being disqualified The Commissioner VIII
examine Sheridan tomorrow
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- o1,rpAcr AL AMERICAN sAILORs.

ST. JOINS, y. T., Nov. lV.-AuVlces IIoii
Carnonear state that the outrage 10 A"'''itn
= -, ,t,r,,,,I,l, investigated. Inspector CIrty was
,,s,,tcI,ed to 4 small point Conception Bay where
ne arrested i've lads and BROUGHT Them 10 Sa,DoEear
,~nrfe me- were tried before Maeistru VI -,S @ NJ,
w. a., f,r fbrnwlug stones NJ the crew u the anime
80 ~tl. thev we're IN the act OF taxing ON nalt. Inc
t.r ~ i.charred for want Of sllleleht cNluehec
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THE CONTINENTAL LIES DITIDEND.

ALBANY. n. Y, Nov. 1O.-Justice Westbrook
ba decided that It Is not necessary for John p ONe
s receiver Of the Continental Life Insurance Company
70 submit any claims to Referee Dayton when the re-
cter il satisfied their legality and where thefe Is
@ tisnute: and that may Oh his discretion, pay tue
il per cent dividend thereon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-11
BALTIMORE BONDS IT 4 PREMIUM.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 10.-PropOsals were opened
odav az the CITY Hall for S2ls 500 Of the city Water
Lean when it WIS found that there we're bids TO the
amount OF s73sI5o The bids ranged from lo3 to Ia
The total premium amounted to S26.IO1 Al Tue
h%es bid was q cents below the market price In the
Stock Exchange.
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CONTEST FOR CONGRESS.

D.yv1LLr. Va, Nov. 10.-Tmstworthy IN
formation mas been received here mar tAe seat VI S
- C,heu Representa.iyeelect from the ven Congress
= r,i,+r,o. will be contested by J. +. soyal his
sioha DS, rno MS begun taking afdaylts for that
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GENERAL WHEELER's MAJORIIf.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 10.-Ihe majority
~ General Wheeler Deru) over Lowe 'uo@' ""N in''
s =, .ro.s in the VIlItA District ~ Al
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COrpCNG THE PORTE.

CoSsrAvr1SoPLE. Wednesday, Nov 10 1850.
The foreign Ambassadors here have pre-
ented collective note to the Porte demanding the e1
ecution Of the assassin Of the Russian Coionei COM
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c,yADrAY HORSES SUFFERING.

MONTREAL. Nov. IO.-Dr' McEachrah mas
-, -, &C. of peauiue euisoOty since saturday
,.n DIR Baker and hs assistant say tnat unless the
re,sn severe weather moderates half he horses 10 e
, win be yalueess dead in he course OIL uS Or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-11

NELL-kNONN M l bi-tN-A-'-- ~ AA--' 49,
Several well-lnown Republicans. not residents Ok
tins citv. who were at the Fifth Avenue Hotel yes
terday during the afternoon received many visits
from political acquantauces. Among those reg
istered were Ex-Prssident Grant, Governor Cornell
Senator Blaine. Senator Conkng and Marshall
JeraU They received visits among others. rom
T p Marion T. W StoughtOn, \. 3. johnson,
Postmaster James and John 1. Davenport me
Gathering bad such anpeaTance 81 a poIlucai
ee"rf.reuce that Mr StOughtOn and Mr.. James
,yare questioned on the subject. Ihey stated that
t,e a.t1nobage had no political Significance what
ever The chief subject 0t c'nvef'atlon during Tue
v,sirs was the late Republican ylctcrY.
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THE CANVASS IN THE STATE.

DEMOCRATS ENTERING PROTESTS AGAINST THE RE-
PUBLICAN ELECTORAL TICXErs-A REAAhhADLI
VOTE IN THE ORLEANS BOARD.
SYRACUSE, n Y, Nov. 10.-At the meeting
Of the Cortland C,unty Board of Canvassers Demo
cratic protes; was made against counting the RepuD-
can electoral ballots the ground OF their donple
headings The Board voted to canvass the vote' ahG
send the protest with the canvass 20 the state Can
vassers.
ALnIoy. ". Y. Nov 1o.-The official canvass OF
Orleans County gives Garfield. 45s1 Hancock 3lo4
Folger. 562; Rapalo, 3O75. protest was entered
and voted upon against the of the RepuDcah
electors ana lost by tie vote ,, -, ,,o
EoYD0Tr y Y. Nov. lO.--The chairman OF me
lister County Democratic Committee has served upon
the Board OF Canvassers OF that county p.Dt,o -,
against counting the Republican electoral baotS cdiu
nr that those ballots do not conform 20 tne rrlIe
mens ~ the statute in that they contain p"'1 capon
and Endorsement. and tnat tle names o. ~
dlates are printed IN plain type Nltn ctIrrs W
uniform size. Ulster County, heretofore aIGels 9o
cratic the ID inst. gave the GaIneu eecloiS LOU
TRoT Y Nov IO-The official vote @ Of Renisaiser ,ndde
County il as follows: Garfield 1867 HaqsocE' st
I3O31 Weaver, 3ls; Dow 22l G5IneiG i Ir"ir1g, MAJ s
64i Foger. 1883; RapaAo 1921 FoiGer' oIG hs
iority Cos. For the constitutional ameAuncn'' If'
against i52. N r,,.oboss County
970; Fol-er Court of Appeals. 264O; Cooke prcine
/ Dcnfer Assembly, Tat. District. $40 DutcheT'
iId District Liza protest was made pt Nc " a.
Williams chairman OF the Dutches5 O0hh% De ~
Citfee 9g,iusr accepting the electoral vote, on me
ground Of double headings On inot.oA lnc H. e. Id
nor nave handed II IN had he not received urgent TEL
oer"tt - 80 re loo, upon the protest with disfavor
HrDsoN y y, Nov. 1O.-Ihc charm ana seCte.dly y
of the Democratic County Committee nave SerEsr upo
rbe Roard of Cauvas-ers OF CpiumDa county protests
aast copnting the Republi an cccoialC
Rssornbiv and county uckcC5 te ground tlat sucu
L,iio1s were illegally iadOrsed. TIE protests Wer Oh
d.rel 70 be placed c, and the board adourncu NJ
rJnrsdav fo take legal advice "a the question. Inc
| s1arI comprises twelve Republicans ana ten Demo-
l Gratis. ~, r H..
c'--rr s.r1.-,ffieta v gwen, is toIJ~s; For the
, G,"c,ck clec,ors-l9 ga: for Garfield eicrtoT,-
~ "a 4, n,siortv for Hancock Cf 5000. Tic Grctu
/ back vote ta the county was 3J4 -. , x-..
PESN YAM " Y, Nov. IO.-Ine official vote ot aIes
C.lnrv Tor President IL as fOcws: Garfield lhrpl.
! .132. Hancock lDcml 2.I97; weaver CT.). "1 low
Tr51 IA: GaIfied's plurality lib toiEer- pit,9 ~
NV Tor Che Judge is l-93. lie Wal"IHy d~Aual '"'
/ constitutional amendment Is 900. , r,.,...,,.o
! DELHI \. Y. Nov. tO.-Ihe official vote 1l DeiaW1Ie
caunr yr- g7j uanritv Tor Garfield ana J26 MAORI ,
| for Foiger for Cnef Judge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-11

about political matters. 1t is the belief OF pollt
clans that the hostile attitude toward the tIana
Committee will be taken also by the Tilden men OK
the National Committee.