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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-06
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.


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ARRIVED.
Steamer Shields, Commerce.
Silverthorn, Commerce.
e, H. Durfee, Ouaehita river.
DEPARTED.
Steamer james Lee, Friar's Point.
Coahoma, Osceola,
Vint Shinkle, Cincinnati.
L. II. Durfee, st. Louis.
9H IN PORT.
Josie Harry, Katie Hooper, Silverthorn
Mark Twain.
CONDITION OF TIE RIVERS.
The river here declined 4inches in
the past "a hours ending at noon, and
now stands 80 feet above low water
mark. At Cairo the decline was .
inches, with IS feet II inches on the
gauge. AT st. Louis 2 inches, with
II feet 8 inches on tho gauge. Al
Pittsburg it rose 10 inches with s fee
4 inches on the gauge. At Cincinnati
| inch, with q feet 5 inches on the
gauge. AT Louisville it declined {
inches, with 10 feet 10 inches in thu
canal. At Evansville it is falling
with 30 feet s inches on the gauge
Cumberland river feel 30 inches a
Nashville, with 81 feet 4 inches on thu
gauge, ALkans2s river IS rlsinl
Slowly AZ Lit51e MOCK, WIN ~ leet OF
sIow S With = biS Sta no nf 10 Sot Swot erop
Jscksdnno 70 t6e moutb "
M1snrL1ANvons
mL:,t.
Dl
nav weather.
Little sur on inc ievee'
Heavy driit this morning.
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SaturdaY, MarCh 20. l8A0.

on the southwest corner of Main and Maaisan
streets, in the city Of Memphis, TOnhossee. al
II o'clock NJ, offer for sale at public outcry.
and sell to the highest bidder for cash, tho
and being Ia Shelby county, Tennessee ,to-wit,
BoNAJsd on the north by the Memph.s ana
sQmptville road, on tho east By Sowayds
trart, on the south By J N Brook6s ana Rovs.
ter land, and on the west hV Registers land,
containing 40 acres, iAoE9 or loss.
Tho equity Of redemption Is waived. Tile
supposed Ga az aOOd, hut sell and conway
ORly vs. trustee.
W RRDOuT, Trustee.
Relcher 4 Jordan, Atty's, 1856 is
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trustees Sale.

HI virtue Of a deed Of trust 10 me executed
- by 4 l. Hall aud K X X Hall, to secure
the Indebtedness therein mentioned, recorded
ID book 70, pages l0l and 12, ofthe Registers
office OfShelby county, Tepnegseo. will an
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IROn-R Resident Notice.

p. ,. McHESRY, Deputy @. NJ.
Z. Chambers, sol. for eOmpPt. QO16,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-06
LAND LEAGUERS.
ScoundreIIy Leaders melting
the Masses TO Self
Destruction.

New York, .-TeLegTdnl'S Dublin
special: The pros ecution Of the leaders of
the Land League are beginning to bear
fruit in speeches ahd defiance and To-
creased Yioleuce, as was evidenced at
v estport yesterday. There was q meet
ing Of the league at that place, a. which
Chairman John Laville said: "The peo-
pie should now be more determined than
ever in asserting their rights. The Ms
thong litts Of Ireland, England, Scotland
and America will no doubt convince gov
eminent, By their prompt and patriotic
action, that the cause of freedom, the
banner Of which il now raised il Ire
land, will not be put down without 8
gigantic struggle"
The Land League in LoughrAn has
issued an address concluding as follows:
A solemn hour strikes upon dial Of time.
The tear blotted history your long sui-
ferlng county flies open before you. APP
prosch it, men Of IrelIndI Write upon
its most glorious page the imperishable
word OF freedom God save Irelandi
Meetings are now being held daily
throughout the country. Twelve will be
held next Sunday. Parnell will attend
st Athione, and Dillon at Killaloe,
County Klarc. The organization shows
improvement daily.
Dublin, 5.-A policeman went to the
office of the Land League to-day and de-
MED that detectives were watching
Parne!l. The address of the Land League
10 the people of Ireland will be put in
circulation on Saturday and will also be
sent 10 America. 1t declares that the
agitation is thoroughly legal and peace
ful and will be carried on peacefully I'M
til Its object is attained. The address
concludes By asking contributions for
defense.
A denomination sgainst Parnell took
pace at Portadown yesterday. Five
thousand Oraugemeu and conservatives
were present. Maxwell, close conserva-
tive member of Parliament from Armagh
County, presided
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positions in their absolutely actual
signifcation. The consequences we're
3 total failure and such a complete
reaction that the people hailed the
empire as a deliverance from them
selves. During the first years after
Reconstruction" when for time tie
white race was trodden under foot by
tie newly emancipated slayes, wheE
these ignorant and brutal negroes had
the control of the state governments,
created debts upon the real estate OF
property holders which still press
down upon industry and enterprise,
for the qualification of their own de-
sire to steal, when these drunken
vandsls held their orgies in the legis'
lati7e halls, and established general
rule of terror, the newspapers which
now maintain that 'the republican
party is specially pledged to protect
the colored people of the southern
states in their political rights" said
nothing about protecting the white
people from robbery and slavery.
That party was organized to oppose
the doctrine Of ''state rights" 1t
opposes it still whsn the state in
question is On the democratic si6e,
but msintains it when a republican
returning board certifies to the cleo.
ton OF its candidates. And now we
have a threat OF what Mr.. Garfield
may do: I'll this cannot be accom-.
plished BY other means, the next re-
publican administr alton will not hes.
itatS 10 use tho army of tue United
States for the purpose" If the army
is to be used to proteo. every negro
in his absolute right TO tote without
fear Of his employer, We submit that
it should also be deputed to enforce
the rights OF white people at the
north. To give equal protection OF
course it must be largely increased.
But never mind that. We are look
ing for liberty, and that is cheap at
any price. Let US have an army OF
a million men, if need be. Let us
have detachment on every southern
plantation to 0biige the planter to
employ negroes regardless of their
politics, and let US have one in every
manufacturing village OF the north to
force the mill owners to RECOGNIZES the
right Of their employees to vote as they
please.
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MOre Railroad.

San Francisco, 5.-PortlanG dispatch
Col. Richardson, one of the leading spirit
OF the Utah and Northern, was In thi:
city this week. He brings inform 4ti, z
which may be relied upon as au, hentic
that Jay Gould and his associates Of the
Union Pacific Railroad, have raised all
the necessary funds and completed all
arrangements for building standard
City, Idaho Territory, distance Of about
25O miles. The narrow guage road al
ready built from Ogden, to point forty
miles north, will be utilized by laying a
third rail. The road will be complefeed
within eighteen months. Tn Graade
Ronde branch of ~ oregon Railway
ena Navigation Lines to Baker City,
Oregon, will be completed about the
came time, and there will then remain
only. 100 miles to complete another trans
continental railway.
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IT WILL be another serious blundeI
for the democracy 10 undertake to
kick up row over the voting in New
York. Frauds have undoubtedly
been perpetrAted, but it looks like
pleading the baby act for democrats
20 cry because they did not cast as
many votes % the opposition polled.
The party has been guilty of blunders
ever since 1874, and it owes Its present
defeat to q huge blunder-thAt OF
failing to renomirate Tilden ard
Hendricks. 1t ought to consider well
before i! moves again, Iest other
mistakes are INDUCED in.
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" no is DR.. Hall?

lie Ia an eminent English nhysiciar
who has made diseases OF tho Longl
and Throat his specially. To bis skill al
a pathological and chemist, We OWE
the wonderful compound known al
HALE's HONEY OF HoREHoUED AMI
TAB. the great household remedy fol-
Coughs, Colds, Influenza. ETC., with
the fame of which the whole country
is ringing. Every druggi-t keeps it,
for every one wants it. O. n. ORIT-
TENToN, z Sixth avenue, New York,
is the proprietor. Price. so cents
and 81. Money saved by buying
large size.
Stone & Moulton, Oswego, N. Y,
writes: I'VE constantly sell HALE's
HONEY OF HoREHoUND AND TAR and
PIKE's TooTHI ACHE DROPS. They are
as staple a0itb us as The grocery mans
sugar as to him"
Pixies TooTHACHE DRops Cure in
one minute.
WHAT'S THE BEST DIsINFEorANT
and remedy for skin irritaiioEs and
deiects? GLEEN's SULPHUR SOAP.
HILLS HAIR AND WHIsKER DYE.
Black or Brown. Soc n3
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BRIEF KILOGRAMS

Gsribaldi is very i'll and the wont
apprehended.
Schurz is spoken of IN connection will
the Austrian mission.
Ex-PostmasIer General Key voted th,
straight republican ticket on Tuesday.
The bousa Of James SouLd, colored, in
Philadelphia, burned, with his two chill
drsn, on Friday night.
Blaine arrives in Washington next
Monday, snd remains until after the
holiday recess of Congress.
At Akron, 200 to 800 miners are on a
strike because Of not receiving an I'D =
vance OF loo. per ton on coal.
The republicans claim to have won q
great victory in electing the governor Of
tennessee, and others officers,
Hayes received the soldiers of his old
regiment at Cleveland, on Friday, ard
in speech nearly said something.
The republicans now hold that their
msjority in the House will not be over
three, and perhaps only one, leaving out
the greenbackers.
The tribunal Of conflicts in Paris has
decided in favor OF the projects of police
in the expulsion OF unauthorized relip-l
ious confraternities.
It's reported, by republicans, ofcourse.
that the democrats in the Eighth Ala
bsns District, are trying 10 run out Low.
republican-greenbscker, and work inl
Gen. Wheeler, straight democrat, for Con.
Zress.
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FOREIGNERS ARE fast learning to
like the oleemargarins produced in
this country. So rapidly is it growing
in popular favor abroad that it threat
ems to supersede butter altogether
among the poorer and middle clAsses.
Last year the butter exports from
New York we're 100000 pounds,
while those OF oleomargarine
amounted to 10000. COO, the value OF
the latter being equal to half that Of
the butter,
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IL ANYONE is anxious to own an
elephant, now is the time to buy.
They have to kill $4,000 elephants q
year to supply England with ivory,
and 10000 annually to supply the
rest of the world. It will thus be
understood that elephants must soon
become scsrce and consequently ex-
pensive.
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A Bond DeciriOu.

Washington, 5.-Judge Lawrence, first
comptroller Of the treasury, has rendered
8 decision 10 which be shows that there
Is no specific statute regarding the pay
mehl OF the lest bonds. The decision
ho,os mat when government bond, pay
able 20 bearer, has been lost. government
may, after sufficient length oftimo, make
payment thereof on clear proof Of the
ownership and upon the execution Of =
proper bond of indemnity.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-06

a DISPATCH in Fridays HERALD
mentioned a rumor that Associate
Justices Hunt and Clifford, of the
Supreme Court, we're to give place TO
General Deveus and Senator Ed
munds. The hint is probably true.
Mr. Garfield will doubtless have the
pleasure, or honor, of appointing
several gen lemen to the Supreme
bench Of the republic, il not OF desig-
mating a majority of the membership
of that tribunal. Justice Clifford,
rahn uas appointed in 1857, is 76 years
OF age, and stricken with paralysis.
Justice Hunt is 10, and also the VIC
tim of paralysis, from which it is NOT
likely he will recover. It is thought
taat Clifford and Hunt will both be
compelled to retire, and it is feared
that death will Interfere should their
wills or ambition urge them to hold
on to the Office. Justice Sgayne ia
70 years old, and Justice Strong is 70
Both have right to retire, and their
friends are urging them to do so and |
enjoy the ease and comfort to which |
their years sniitle them. 1t lis almost
sale TO assume that Garfield will sp-
point successors to the four justices
named. The other justices are aged
as follows: Bradley, c.; Miller, 68;
Field, IS; and Harlan As, Chief JUS
tice Waite being 69. 1t will be seen
that all, except Harlan, are wsll ad-
in years. It will be remark
able if one or more of them do not
die, retire or become disabled within
LhA faIlr naars-
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r r. rIokct CounterfeIters,

Chicago, 5.-Two men were arrested
here to day with $50 bogus railroad tick
cts on their persons, most Of them being
dated st. Thomas, Canada, issued over
the Canada Southern, Michigan Central,
Lake Shore, Chicago and Alton,
Missouri Pacific and Union Pa
cifc to Denver, Colorado. A full
set ofstsmps, dies, etc., we're also found.
Some OF the tickets were worked off on
scalpers here at cheap rates. The men
give the names Of KILLER and Stafford.
The latter claims to have been used as a
cats paw. Miller has q scors Of aliases,
it is said, De Ia Hanty, his
real name.
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Foreign Notes.

London, 5.-0r1ers have been giver
for the dispatch of the Channel squadron
to the coast Of Ireland on Tuesday.
Brussels, Sit is announced, on oues-
tionsble authority, that the Gar has in
formed the powers that he is indispesed
to participate in any action regarding the
eafL unless the European concert is main
.ained
Athens, 5.-The minister of finance
has asked for an extraordinary credit of
0vJv~oyo2n IL - g ~ - -:a
st. Petersburg, 5.-The Shah of Persia
has appealed to Russia for help against
the Kur1s. The government consented
10 give help under certain Limitations.
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Wrestling Giants.

Pittsburg, 5.-John McMahon, of Yer
mont, champion wrestler Of the world,
and W. j. Farrell, of San Francisco,
signed articles Of agreement here, to-
night, for a wrestling match at the
Lyceum on Saturday evening, the 18th;
stakes, $1,000. the champion belt now
held by McMahon, and the admission
money.
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The Tribune for once justly accuses
the HERALD of stesling its news. but
under the circumstances we hope 10
be forgiven. The truth is, that we
did not dare to assert on our own au-
thority that Allen G. Campbell had
been defeated,
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"MAUD s."rs. "sT. JULIEN., >,

Judges Of horse flesh are invariably
good judges of fine Old Brand les, and ali
such pronounce the last importation OF
Sazerac and Hennessey Brandies, lust
received and for sale at the "Occidentaln
some Of the finest quality that has ever
reached Salt Lake City; a trial will con-
vince the most fastidious.
We offer special inducements to the
Jobbing and Family Trade.
AUER & MURPHY. Props.
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SmRII.POx-Arresred.

San Francisco, 8. Seventeen new
cases ofsmsll-pox are reported to-day up
to noon.
Louis Kaplan, late registrar of cleo
tlons, was arrested, today, on indict-
ments found by the grand jury charging
him with grand and petty larceny and
misdemesnor while in Office.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-06

The NEW YORK Hour, assuming q
republican majority at tbs polls.
gives ga word of advice to the south"
Hs a guide to its future politio.l
action. That paper assumes too
without the same justification it had
for Its first assumption, that the
republican party would be defeated
In tae solid south" by an extrsordi-
nary pressure exercised by the domi-
nant classes over the down.trodden
people of another color. The article
Rbounds with the same eophistry that
has been the capital OF Gen. Grant
and most of the republican speech
makers. Now, while there is no proof OF
actual bulldOzing, and it has not been
generally clsim=d that such methods
were Tesorted to in the recent canvass.
it is undeniable that superior intelli.
gence and wealth did exert an iuHu-
enoe Oh the democratic side. But
there was nothing in the pressure
that was extraordinary. On the |
contrary, it was ordinary, and in
actual TACT and result it did not differ |
from a similar condition of things at |
the north. To assert that ell men
are free ard equal at the ballot box
anywhere In this country or 10 the
world, is to main.aj1 J 'r'-1-i
beautiful in theory bus ia. .-.
IN practice. 1t Is on. -
'glittering geueralities" o! Ie-
,larstion Of independence which
Rufus Choate charged upon that
immortal document. Revolutionary
France adopted from it its motto of :
Liberty, Equality and Fraternity"
nd endeayored to enforce these pro.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-06
Remarkable Phenomenon

Little Rock, Ark, 5.-The telegraph
operator at Ozark dispatches that on the
top Of the White Oak Mountain, two
miles north Of Oz4rk, stones, two pounds
or less in weight, have been rising from
the earth and falling like hail, driving
families out Of the fields; and states fur
ther that great excitement prevails.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-06

IT WAS an unlucky day for the Rev
Kslloch when his ambition led him
TO aspire to the mayoralty Of San
Francisco. His troubles began lonG
before the election, and have con-
tinuei necessarily down to the pres
ent moment, with the fair prospect
that they will cease some time in the
distant future. His latest annoyance
is citation to show cause why be
should not be punished for contempt
for sssaul,ing the Frand jury in his
sermon last Sunday. His brother
officials chosen by the workingmen
are also in for more annoyance and
trouble at the hands of the Law. The
two years experience of San Fran
cisco with she workingmen-s party
has been enough to last the Pacific
Coast metropolis lifetime.
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Gift HOUSE.

G r Bradley. Nevada; D S Rem;s,
Pennington; H Prosser, Stockton; Pete
Kraller, J Wallace, IN Finnell, Thos
0rn, Park City; K E Burgess. Blackfoo:;
J j Murphy. Bingham; J Varcoe, Pat
Towey, Alta; G ii Sanford, Ophir City;
u ID Price. Clear Greek; JFDunn,
Provo; . w Rsre, Canyon City.
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HanRed.

Louis Court House, Va, 5.-Mitchell
who was executed to-day, having but one
leg, walked TO the scafold with tie aid
Of crutch, and at 1925 the trap was
sprung. Tia fall was over five feet and
bis struggles were brief. The body was
buried in field near by.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.
The Peds.

London, 5.-Scores at midnight:
RoWell, 1872 Littlewcod, 426; Dobler,
40.
London, 6.-Score at 8 o'clock this
morning: Rowell, 492; Littlewood, 426;
Dobler, 4I2.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-06
SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD
SATURDAY MORNme. Nov. 6, 1880.
THR DAILY Herald is publisher

THE DAILY HERALD Is publishep
every morning, Mondays excepted, at
East Temple Street, near First South,
Salt Lake City, by the HERALD PRINT
ING AND PUBLIsHIEG COMPANY. Sub
sc1iption price 5000 per snnum, post
age included; parts Of q year at the
same rate. To weekly subscribers,
collection made by carriers, 25c. week.
THE SEMI-WEEKLY HERALD is
published every Wednesday and Satur-
day m"rning, at $3.50 q year; six
months $175; postage included.
THE WEEKLY HERALDis published
every Thursday morning, at 81 year;
six months, $l.25, postage included.
Postage outside the u. s. and Canada,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-06

MINING PATENTS.-Fun sets o
blanks for application for Mining
Pstents-approved forms-to be hsd
st the HERALD Office.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
November 5, 1880.

Mrs s White and two children, Mon.
tana; B Z Campbell, Alta; Rob Scott,
Provo; ii Book, S-npete; A Ballinger,
Pleasant Grove; R q Clark, j Houston,
Pangwitch: j Coylp, r Dllin, Ogden;
K Corrin, Springville; j E Clawson, Ne
yadA,
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THE ELECTIONS.
ARKANSAS.

Little Rock, 5.-Suficient adyices have
been received 80 make assured the cleo
ton of Jones and Cravens, democrats, to
Congress from the Second and Third Dis
trio 5. The republicans are jubilant over
the hope that job nson and Murphy NAV
be elected IN the First and Fourth Dis
tricts. Owing to the slight turnouts in
several strongly democratic counties.
there is enough ground for apprehension
Of danger 10 make the democrats anxious
about these districts.
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CHARCOAL BURNERS.

fxTF WANT PIT BURNERS TO SUPPLY
w Us about 10000 Bushels Monthly at
Bullionville, Nevada Price, twenty cents per
bushel. An abundance OF large nut pine tim
Der within fifteen miles Of the works. Climate
excellent for winter work. Supplies Of all
kinds pl. ntiful.
Address Frisco, Ut,h. or BulliOnvills. Nevada,
GOdbe, Hampton & Co.
October 9th, 1850. 90
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RECEIPT BOOKS FOR SALE
AT HERALD OFFICE. G2s
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POLITICAL.

A Disgusting Wall of Corrup-
tI0n I'm South Carolina from
the Essence of Corruption.
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: OOLl
Van Wyck moved an amendment thsl
Hancock's defeat was due to the misman.
ssgement and pickering Of the democratic
leaders in Kings County and in New
York City. Thomas T. Grady, Colonel
Roberts and others opposed the amend
ment. Henry Stein 1T advocated the
amendment and said the people no longer
wanted Boss Kelly and he should resign.
Some hot discussion was followed By the
rejection Of the amendment and the adop-
ton of resolution endorsing the leader
ship Of Kelly.
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DELAWARE,

Wilmington, 5.-The official count
shows the vete of Delaware on the dec
t.ral ticket to stand: Hancock, Is, lSS;
Garfield, 14,l50.
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DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT;

Bde Satns Cashmere
Silks
BOh Cachemere Chudd Cloths popular materials tape-ng
price &c yard. - -
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Vicksburg, 5.-The election commits.
sisners of Warren County, composed o.
two democrats and one republican. threE
out 2,059 Garfield tickets and 2.O29 for
Lynch, republican candidate for Con-
gIess, on the ground they we're not in
legal form under the laws Of Mississippi.
NEW YORK. 81 ~
.Nyack, 5.-Rocklsnd County, official
gives Hancock 797 majority.
PENNSYLVANIA,
Philadelphia, 5.-Oficial returns from
Iorty-elght Of the sixty-seyen counties of
pennsylvania and careful estimates from,
esch of the other counties, make Gar.
fields plurality, 1884.
TEXAS,
Galveston, 5.-Tbe indications are that
Jones, independent greenbacker, has
been re-elested to Congress from the
Fifth District, defeating Sheppard, preyi-
ously reported elected, by q small ms
ority. Later returns may alter this,