davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-11-26

Special D.,patth to 1aa Chttnpo Tribune.
NEW Yul.k, Nov, IA lFtDrary aud NIT
Hical entertainment WIS given tonight.
I'ruf, 1.ol,ert Il. Raymond gave readings, Mr.
Henry Eyre brown acted ,.s organ[st, air.
Guss u. Hopkins sung several songs. nnl
Miss Sut,te allll Miss Lotla Smith sni,g so,l,o
beautiful 8Ulos alitl ducts.
SCuTsafEN.
Tho tug of war tournament Of tho Scottish
American Athletic Club to0k place t0-tny
a,, tho club grounds, Erie, Ninth aud 1oMtlI
streets, Jersey City.
Tho Amoricnn Athletic Club 1larrlers hal
THUR annual nleutinE ut Milbnrn to-tlay.
THE rAltANE1la
to-day were mt As humorous a. formerly.
4 lurge number of organizations, however,
travelutl arou.Il tho city. locked In tnttnsllo
costumes. ..-..-
A'yi11.Er!C.
Tho annual Tkanksgiying-pay games Of
the Manhattan Athletic Club worU given OH
tho club grounds at Eighth nyenus an4
Eitty.slxth street !ts,say.
ElsEEiIMGOA.
Tho ,ne,upers ut the NutlonaI IsIilo Assoela.
tlDM dineu ut Crce3MDor today. A slil0
match was contested tharo In which titty
guild c0ins constitute tho prizes. The c0Il'
.tisluns werp as follows: Open To nil coneys;
.lislance, 10 yards; weapons. military rifles.
Stata mottol; dya shots per nun, At tho
elose Of tho match Tho prlzea wero drawn
, 1880-11-26

h,,ftv mali, nm my hash,
,,. ~ mui.. Fl NV " nv }f, .htlus' Gn1 wish Il,
nIns McIr VII H. Ntrr orss n@ 19xrr tho cner,
trn, rn,"xa.i,t, 1mn ,' "" ~ "nnsl,sas III. r., r.
,sae tho IT., sn sy = @ n tia@m,'nn @ n
,ro,"nr o wi, HIM tnrstrs III" hmt. With the ylrsia
nt. iI,, ,lmt. Il, tx trsH,t nnd iInscrssn,
nm liz ,n tmnai d',,,a H nr ,rn'n tho tnbet,,
inm. t,.,,,nIa ,n ~" 1s ffnM s1 Tie ia.
liz ,,t,st ~ + ~, ~, ~ Mt1hlcltalty 1t nI,t.
ym tx hnIn,s iiu ,ss Mrr illuminated, shs
,,,Itui,t~. i,viI',mia ~ thy or ii ;Ss ;Ss
i,ost fntN.sit. III nta n' ~ tl1n eostr*t sna
nvo, t,y arrcst.. r L, nn ttrrrnr nnsG hea nrrs 'a
Il ,1cc ltiw eolnn T ,9' s, y, wIl Garmis eH, ias
ycijr'I ert,,l i,a,n,,ri i ~ t,r INC statnc w.
,'iccts n liz i,ost cor'l,nP l,fs ni,i ra, aTs
'"' n,rr p T,,sr s. WITHIN VIZ, atr'!lon.
r. tor \. sh!ct ,,i t,lsct' tat Ut pc,uaur a,,
pGa,li NIL ~ ltY Y l. SlNtt y tarls. 'aft'
th9 Sity ,ss e,'t aarcn Of owsrs, ,kSvs'ay; ,ks ns3,;
}Mhllant; t asGt.'iant at,t nt*. tiurai ps r.
nltlsGlt tn1s i'ortlf;R. snt1 was l,ru,lvht omea
, 1880-11-26
WHAT T1E RAYS OF THE WISCONSIN CAM
i'.tWS.

WHAT I1E FAfS OF THE "isaoHsIS CAM-
spfetdi pupatth to 1ae Chi<asn Tsiounr.
WAs,t1S0ruS, y. e., Soy. @@'.-tsoy. Pound,
OF Wisconsin, who VIII rri!icctcsi 10 Congress
by 30 largely Increased II majority, Is here,
engaged in tint most eSnsperMt,NE business,
tb,,ntitsg quarters for tho winter" Speak
i,,e pf the Wisconsin, campaign, lse satA:
",Vo had great SUCCESS III Wisconsin. ntl
should l,aye succeeded IN tho Milwaukee,
District but for n mtstake that WIS mAtla
there. Tint Congressional district gayu ten.
Garfield handsome maturity; but the C0Ii-
ggcsstonal no,utnation was mistake, nlnl
Deuster rccetsed tho district. All tho Re.
pubicans III the State were returnedl.y III
creased tnajUrittcs. lnyo not yet received
the official figures rs TO tho majority III my
district, but 1t Is something over 5000. This
Is thrce ind half times as large as 1t was
two years ago."
"Ilow dues I.
THE SENATORIAL CAMPAIGN
look in your Stnte?"
"That Is a question that Is Impossible to
determine, nild 1t woula he very hazardous
to make my predictions concerning 1t. II Is
evident TINT tho contest will be a very cl0so
one. Tho friends OF Reyes nltd Of Sawyer
arc both very confident, This contest did
not have n very beneficial effect upon the
National election, MS 1t caused the question OF
Members Of tho Legislature to enter farsely
| Into tic Presidential election; and, in some
/ of the districts, notably iii tile Legislative
| district III which liyc, 1t caused tho Repttb-
| licans to loso their member. Tho lnnn who
| was sclected for The Legislature nt iirst WINS IL
pronounced Keyes man. This being discov-
| cred, the Sawyer then succeeded in nplnl-
mating their man In convention; and, rs tho
result showed, therc beln., a Democrat md n
Grernbacker nlso in tho field, tho Democrat
succeeded in carrying II. There nre reports,
however, that he mny renounce his party
affiliations; hut that Is doubtful"
"Wl,at .lo you think Congress is likely to
do this sesslon?''
aThere Aro many measures TINT ought tC
be passed. sllnil certainly cnt(cavor to 0t
tain favorable action upon the Reservoir bill
nn.l ,lpnn my Constitutional Amendment
The RtSoryuIr bill would lave lecn mort
successful lust year but for the approaching
Presidential contcst.'
"wIIAT DOES YOUR CONSTITUTIONAL. AMEND
att:Sr rulvtnE?'
"Iu brief, II PROPOSES Il six years term ,fOl
tho President af tic uuntea States, 1nakinI
lin ineligible for reelection, and provides ii,
u three years. term fur Congressman. Their
Is n very marked sentiment IN tasur Of TIL
Presidential part OF the proposition. Icon
sttlsr the recommendation rs to the terms q
congressman not less Important. UMic
the present system. ut the very first ses
sIuu of Congress n new member Inns II
face tho question of denomination. III
efforts nro nl directed tn tisut clltl
Tho consequence Is, that tho Co'Drcss'on'
RccUrd Is filled sDeeches addressed to til
I Nominating Convention, rnthcr than iev0te
, 1880-11-26
NEW YORK CANALS.

uMalncss Of tho Present Bcunon-An Ins
crcuNc Over Amy Previous Yenr-HnE-
Ee~tions for Improving the l;ntcloncy
and Capacity OF the Cnnnln-ColMretl.
zion Of Other At1nntio Ports 10 2so
Met by New York City.
N.u iork Trts,t,,t, Nor. ~,
With tho clOsnE nt tho CANALS, which btAto
Superintendent Hflna Il. Dutchur Inns ntliiounccd
will tAke pneo DeCotnbcr3, tho rptl,rns will show
iii enormous incrcaso In tho amount OF freight
carr1ct1, tho nlmher Of mEtns travelled nnl tho
uuluunt OF tails rpraiycd 0vor previous yours.
Thu ,1tUrchnnts und boatmcn comment fayor-
ably upon tho Efforts ma,o to mulntaln tho
callnls by which luorcllsod earnings COMO 70 tho
latser, u fair profit ~ tho fornanr, md good
products are sold ut lo35 uosk to tho c0tsIHlGr
owing to thu retiucuh cost Of wator tratsparta-
tlon. This hns forced the railroads to re'!uco
thoir frolght charges Also, A1's1. anticipating the
closing Of tho cunals, tho railroads hayc Or
tlcrcd IN advance In freight Of tive cct1ta per
l0o pounds, ....
The amount of grain on tho New York canals
Nov. IL wus about =, ls1 0u0 bushels vi wheat, L.
u5l 100 bushels OF cortl, G!!,0W bussa!s ut oats,
l500oJ bushels of barley, ll,0oQ bushels Of rye,
and n, ,DN la,shels Of peas AGcorsitng to rclrts
ihora il stlil pioi.ty It eraill, rrostlons atisi
eoarso fru!xht to pe H,nyed; md lhorc u iArxor
ss,ty e S Mts, t e ss a. L % II saass ~
!leat of ra1,ul b0ats thero watch h., have hcu!
apa!o betweca Us carrsfs ei,d sappers ~ to Whit
tho sAle 1t freight should by. Although II ls
atlclts ,lSt snorg VIZ f1 70 ,So 1,m.erFFIt, , y
!nrtuasn In thu taa,haxo and uarnii,xs Oyer
~ ,os staS .a. ns. wsa IN, sea Sas so Sx i
., tn Sy m e q SsoSr III ,: .oFs waes ~ Ts
Vt.hlsicH Exchange, Ifotrl III rrAdo ud i'r,atIa-
, 1880-11-26
Removal of the Fulton Market
Precluded by judicial
Decision.
Largo Numbers OF Starting Gcrlnans
Arriving in America Without Def
Init Destination.
Elevated Railway Transit Suspended for
Several Days by the Bowery
Firo.
DEEC1IEl2.


Special Dispn.eh Ia Tie thtdao Tribune.
NEW TonK, Nuy. @L-1n thu cuuESe Of his
discourse tU-tluy, thu ltey. Henry Wnru
ucrcl1ur, referring tU thu political condition
Ut the cul1lsry. snitE:
Tho .tclborrte plotting Of lies md tho dis.
tr!h,ltion Ut sanler u,ld f0lsuhn0ft by tho cz-
eeutive l,cls Vt y Krc,lt political party, hnso
Smoked the whule ruoru without rtHArd 10
Wtrty. Eypn thoso wlio were to hure hc*,n bcnn-
tltcl by 1t aro aissnuYctl und tllsE,Eted. Tho
goud people Who Mro lnenIhetsu Of thu Domocnltlo
purity wsrs naturally slow IL believe that such
thing could hupnen, but when they were shown
thut II hu hRpprl,ul l,uue wefc sw!fter thnn they
to ttenutnee It. 1t IL IL good slgI. The bah men
wh,, set It un foot wifi ~ 10 the ltut,nt. The
suul anen NhU uncansclo.isly aided 1t will DU
crippled aslu
1.tMp FOR LEE.
|! {tnughter}, With thu rEturit Of prosperity in
t1u south, tho only t'etalty nov ru1nalnIng utl
tiut sec,iuu IL thnt II shull not control tho MI
tIonnl Government It sought tn destroy. Politics
is tho bune Of thu South. Wheu its Industries
weru In srrytio hunts. Atll tho upper csses hutl
nothing to llo, they were corrupted NY politics.
Now lint IT. Industries aru, Its salvation,
unyth[ng that nttruuts tho attention Of its lcnd-
| ers 10 politics Is huy.fu! Tho Southern news
papers huse shown "lsu policy LII Urging
| hutna advancement. Their recognition Ut tho
results Of tho election II wartlly Of their old
| reputation for chivalry. In tho course Of II
gc,,pratlun or SO tho south will he Toured MT
| moro than thu North or tho West IL to-day.
| There Is ..-.,. .-.,.-..
| No SATtOSAL AHrNOstrY
| uxat,,st the people ug tha South. Tho radtce1
fnlsIty Of thotr J}oiIttcal ucoHnnly ata of thols
lmbor 1nettu.ls WIS tho only rcason fur prejudice
nvuiist shei. Slavery which was Tho ro0t Of tht,st
fn,se theories, IN gum. Tho trunk fs wltherlny
! md tho tcuycs ,Ire dropping OH. Tho tlnHgc
, 1880-11-26

0E1TISti TIIE NETUIsNH.
Sp<etaI ptspafeh 10 Ths Cheaao Tribune
6rulsuFlEIp, Noy. a15-One Of tho results
of tho lnte election llAs beeli tho imposing
upon the clerks Ut tho Secretary Ut. States
D[,cu OF a laEge amount 0f extrn Work, hl!tl
this Inns lIeen IarEely augmented by tho care-
lDsess und ihcapaclty Ut tho County Clerks
Of tho State. 1t seems us II 1t were utterly
impossible for 1yoll tic. most Intelligent
men to accurately perf0rm tho lutirs of
Judge or clrriz 0t etcct1n,, hut uno would
naturally suppose tllas otleIals liku County
llerks, accustomed to liilke 0Mt oi'iral pll-
rcrs, would ba HGle to I'LL out correctly a
elnlplo llai,k Htuilnx how many votes certnfh
PERSONS received. But thero aru vcry few ut
tho 10a County Clerks ln tho State who make
complete md satisfactory e1pctlutrrG-
turns, simple ns tllo duty Il, arui
there Aro fewer still wtlu flnyn
any idea of tic necessity Ut pr0Mptllcss III
such matters. ..
THIS rEAn
The Official canvass Wns not tllatie until tho
lust tluy allowed by law, 6wlng to tho ,lclny
In recvying returns, though son!o County
Clerks had bcer, telegraplctl to seYernl tlncs
to send lii their FetMrus.
Fortunately, most of the errors ,na.lt ,,,ls
tIu,u were those ut omission, resulting from
gross carelrslless, art1 wero easily rclncdletl,
and Il,Ust Ut tiplll were Ill regard to u!e
cNunty officers,
Thu CANVASS shows that thoro was VERY
llttle variation In tile number Ut y0le8 re-
cciyc1 by tho lresldenttn! Electors. Of tho
Republican, E!eetoss,
. I.onEitT T. LINCOLN NEcElyKn THE HIGHEST
SNHMEN
OF yotes,-al3, ,-AIa THO others range be'
tween that aisl 3ls,ols, except Wllliam IL.
, 1880-11-26
ZEN DUTLER.


Special p{spateh to 1hs Chicago Tfihurs.
WAsMtsusoS, u. T., Nov. .a.-Word comes
from Boston that Gen. Butler, contrary to
current report. has no Idea Of abstaInlne
from an nctiva participation III political ssf-
fairs, and tint, insteaa Of retiring into prl-
va.o ltfe lln Intends 10 orgallzv Ill IlnlepeMd-
ent pnrty III massachusetts,, aid, with n per
sonul following Of ono hundred thousand
voters, to hold the ba1ancc Of power IN tho
old Commonwealth. II Is Gcn. Dltlor's
purpose 10 come to the front in next years.
Siato campaign, and, II tie t!,nss nsc ausps-
clous, to renew ILLS fight for tho Governor
Gu,l, Hancock will give Tim every Demo-
cralic vu,c III thu State. Massachusetts Re
l,lhlfcnns arrived hero say. lloWuyer, that.
Dv1It II HNttBr rAtl c0nllnal!u Nll tllB l1c1il0-
crnttn vnta, },n Will not bo ahlD to take a,,y
Republicans over will! him 10 tue Democratic
party.
, 1880-11-26
GEN. DlsOCll'S DEATH.

fyr,N1 J,,.nu.yst, ~r,,r,
.-- :. 01'l'
~ .,..---,,
ING MSs'crs sM1lo""ans inc Death
Dlsprllcl by tho confen,lum Of a Cen.
feunrtnn ttcsitlIp Ii, Ishi}n,Ictn,,,aa
phnaI,,nn,a tym-. ""e'in'a'
6icn. Slr 1saae llrtIrk, tho tllustrlous urItl.h
commander WIN cHrttrcd GeIs. IiullA army ut
Detroit in tho war Of 1sl., fell NJ thu hcad Of HI.
troops in the lnt.le OF Queenstown, Soy. il oi
centonarlar, of oia Morris street, who hastpen
brought to i'is te'l through weight ot years and
ta.. n,,,,.'. ~, ,,n.".,r,, - ,1,ta s,1. .a ,ae
iafni pnllct. Ino occnsloh Of Gus lcclatatton
was tho taking of tlo votc'an's deposition. tew
ar,,Jnst tho Irving Nattouul Rank. of]
%nw york for I'm rccoverv ~ , Il ~ w. "
o.t.d um 1 t',roin ~ n III ~ w'Ic IN @ ans hu. as
M recollection, though Dir. Wnlcot POSSESSES tho
sionor Of tho Marine coart of New York, John
Presst,ce Of w course! ',4gs tur rho bunk aaa VII
i,xl l, nas ~ naory, tic reriescnntiso f u ths tas
p,,,s, .otcr, ;uu ,Nrr.tva nf ia ,I,o! 1
rum tho ~ o =, IL u,s "s!1ea. = .ea.
an x ki,jed 1;an. nruE" ssrprlso as sa curiosity se;
induced tho purity to Mliow him To proceed ID hls
ow T> wy w.tnoa1 1Gt4tf''Sn, Yr ~ a
t.Ht }Hs,i, ,s1+t, tf,n erucrtl,,m notn.t not
GxtfitornEy4 4ojh ~ ~ r. ~ ~ a"st.ss ~ ar ,!
IN tio WE OF ha. "mauns, ~ tae so :! ,'s9 ~ sas
eMpiove1 ~ !uhs''.u ~ Ut ,.,HI M*~~tt t
itNls, Mnas' m sro w. H.. w ot. aa,, ~
catipaiRn WIS WoM under Wny 1. a. ~ 1ooe4 !a9
ilrms; a,,d thG1, nnacr tho plessneo or adfaa;
uo n ~ ns etare ary na 'sle1
70 uG: ts fo1n au III s,rtra nn ~ Niaysrs
inR !or tn9 hriny ol IT, ,,f, " H. r."
ver Wn.In VIZ W.' sn' Vn,no. ~
GAnatM alaer Seii, am igssee; M ,a "" tto,as H.
sharieaton HeoK " 1T av ,yrnn a..
and nnucr nletItgas Crtssios M o cn.t .n st. at.
rived FonT-Se trsGn tao aMy sos9 @ .ns a.sstt %,
te o. QneGnstnmn mnanR ss nv nh9s,% taos.,S
~ VIE assaasefi 70 n.'M ,,,t;o. nSn.e"f
tno tn'rtco.it1 n.s u'ei ~, ,,nsnrsssfn!
CApt. !'ooEos a"a n,, ~ b,}n Mn H,n"rcans IN
ntte1nnt td poe'' ,,I Maao & W !nf c.sistnssn 6,t
Gross tte NlaHaFa H!ssT a.m la IT,. f. ~, inrnscs
Ml1ot wia ~ tino 70 takx ~ raa,cct,an n
tAt to!iowc ~ nas ,!;,,a utetG. H. r"ii IN tts
Iho u,et10Tni'!c oVenla a1teuu'ila |ne 1a'a W "'
lJtn 0t uclopor. ,,.s ,,u,, .u,,,,,,,< for fo,tr,
siosont stor nnt oson w ,ts,, 5Js, ,rsrch ~, "a
pKnt henss. II e 'nsk u - 1Sia,n@n. iero
Wnlcot WIS sglcfg oe .! 5ol!y y1sa'ocr asn'ot VIM m
nccolnany Go so!osnanr ~ uMh ,nrmnw t[;,ps. .
wss ~ ih!m9isto Gliae8u 'ns s ,ha .;rcr IN
and 7shs tfR'k tne nfaI 1t1k aC.nss ~ H. h;rrt
tho darkuoss u the curry huslsts9' tsIt .r,
, 1880-11-26

Tho old apprenticeship systestl Innas,ciJ, na1, Aas
viyutl W Iuanlfacturcr u hps,nssrs x'srs, aat ~
THO huyA htt4d themselves tor ~ iba tcslnns
nng to i Ut tic end il, a'l!ti9a. III ~ l q
hour Will Le pluoe1 10 tholf Srsdtf. fnr us at1s
thoir discharge, thus pFoslttlis snt. ,ut The r.
pioysr M ssipulatas for tifty-elsbt boass " W.
WGvk, Rnd niue Qf ktuay.
, 1880-11-26
$l,ninIsa3 In 1RTt 10 &hg1.4U7 In 1s1t, md tho
CItIenGy OF tho ent1Nla In 10 why have tltol lt-

$l,oni.a,ss3 In ls7t 10 so1.lU7 in 1879, md tho
enIcncy, ot tl.c cn'as in 10 wny have hron '''i-
'.TIo Influence "f t,c cnnas Oh tho tnst pros
nerity Of our stntn II srlf,cythnnt trtn. III, IN
thnn s II ssf ts f;s !; 1r TS o rtM' f f ir ri ]
IT ,nlr c,nlntry + .1nv!nu much to IL With ir
nrotpertty: md the fu.urc 'l.pc1ts lnrEnly tsn
our nlty u compel. with the countries ~ TIL
ftc tliun suggests how This may ho done. mud
s,,rsssstaiiy viii, tSe 'Sipr",c1i Wsllaml Ianal.
adding TINT nntttns mist l'c lrft un,lo1o W, "
fk IT,. en- ~, by ! . 70 d seen ~ .n Of
md :'o'nestio 4 rors from New Y1rx Ctty '!atl
cnhio towing must lo completed at IN cnrty d1y:
Thts syNrm or steam tnwn9u has tnen tu'iy
ssef' III n IL o1rs;" t1s s''s pswrr e saS lf"" i md
lt,.s*tcr tlnrns tl,o :easn.,. nnl tho pont. ,i,,
"' Thcy ysPsss' 81 ri re:f = ,ho s''!"rtoa rs 1T M
ht9es q, tho 'teeHs ot thu boH.s md ~ atnr-
Ing Of u per cc'.t oscr ,slnvlu lh'tre-to',sta.
..,, m,nl s',o 2,.h boats IT, are no Y nuke fur
es' : is e sas enn ias' f!ss .ro IL ss ssst
they gnt tho ftlll tenelt nf The Eric Cannl; ntl,
eFE . fy0s{ I s }t II S 's sta;, th" s
| number nf trps tHcrensca tho rovcnuo to the
| st!tc, 70 tho bnAt''ins1. ald 70 irnrclnnts.
Restcd " TIM mcrcl,nl!ts at.l baatmc.l that
Ss;os S9 ow . s,Src b Sy ;sIS ts Ityf'e s tsSs sf
r0'ltlnc! to tho gross receipts Of tho previous
| istunh Of tlslnE cIynrthl lhltl tho Treasury,
shnii1 constitute cnnat fund, frtnn which
s9s rsr t n ese J" Of ffarasSS aEes '.s r. 70
tent!on y then enllc tG tug fnct tlai the ca;,ais
have cnrr.i t,p,igt, tho stHtc oser lio'u0Uo
'Ss sa sass0 Hss sa1S | stt's!:
,nea ia thu stnte, n.,i whit to the carrier Il Is
stMte! TINT for .he lnst forty two years ending
With 1S7s the whnIu cost of tran't'nrsa1ion wis
thu chrrIprs chnrKss b}snK *lhi+ +0ib,.
Ut, na',s, s.sTt';h n',st bs 'icdict"i tor
,s,s s.s!s Il si:a'E: ysar: II ~ seyss :i3ys II
ttnnsporsatlor. lncl,'''tug tho tol's pnIl
sa", s,S the her s'nts ,sse| m cs "t ser; 3
test1ils,I 10 y ti.s Hsw Yark Geatr,i ,I.aiIsa'l
s; essce n east e ssa mt ii asr s of s 's
Eriu CannI, on b.oo1 tons carre,! !5 miles. !ho
a length ct tao ennl nt!,o''nta . !" f;ata:,an Ar.
iioston 10 10 nFi.! up ~ shsir '*port trs At ia
ds q Z s s NV Ss' o}s K S resriv ssf SeSf s. M
pr. cent Of tho totui rcocipts of grim
ses es 5%ss ss II I'D s@ raa 9 II prsSore ss ts'
Sffn s II s nt s X t ts ssn NINTH, t \,
nclng ioA5 5ll, lsi Bushels, Tnke from New lor w
IT. M Ha ts ,hn 'brHG otsr tna, e'
wter- rste. then, must be credited with giving
I" NGM fork its sunrrfi'acy.
st. Lasrcnce Cnnlls vi! By co1nplctett With /.
lsnzth q o;ly sixty nl,i M % !!a!f miles, uHl wtl
ta snrvrs sf t9}fro M n II" 1nn,ia ncnn1 @
, 1880-11-26
CLAUDE MATTHEW'S.

LIKE CI.ACnE a1ELNUTrE, HE II 4 CHE ENTUNE
Of THE lMAOiEATloS.
Special Dtspateh so 7hs cAttaco 1rtbuns.
lSDIANArorIs, Nov, 35-Nu response hay
Ing beun made by cia.nle Matthews, tic miss
ing Marshal Of tho Eighth District, to tho
communications sent out by tho Secretary OF
Slate, Mr.. Shnnklin has requested Judge
Davidson to fill tho vacancy ana hive tho re-
turns col.oote,,. 1t Is believed that Matthews
Is not in the State.
, 1880-11-26

nULLpnzEliS A1s'lEHTRp.
yicwsuunu, Nov. :..5.-'rhu Warren County
Election Commissioner, Tic ChnlrnIall OF tho
Executive Committee 0f the Sixth Congress
sIunal District, and tho Chairman Of tho
Wurren County Executive Committee. wore
arruste,l to-day by order OF Jut!Ro Hill. of
tic United States Court, fur charges ,natlu
Ag,tast them relative to tlla latu olectlol, III
ti,is co,,lity. They 70 to Jncksol, Tonight,
Mil Will probably llase @lcnrIng tomorrow.
, 1880-11-26

votes, The snmc l,cculiarity is noticnhlc In
the Antf-Alasonlc vote. NIL the Electors rece'S-
Ing ,fD votes except nne. who gets > 1snr.,
whilc 1'rof. Jonathan Blanchard, The fcatll,E
fanatic In tho state IN this movement 4sre-
cclvctl hut III votes. THO Antl-alasnn'c
party received no yotcs Mt nil IN tnost nt tho
counties, bl.t exhibited Ills strength III knt1c
with 10 votes, In Sallo with Il, Dnrcau with
II, and Cnuk with I.
Tiu fottowil,g shows the total received BY
each of tho Republican and Democratic
Electors:
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-11-20

near Uniontown, Pa, on Sunday night.
Henry Rumberger, bad character, was ar
rested Monday morning for the crime. He
had an accomplice, who is still at large.
Trnutman leaves a wife and fourteen chill
dren.
A terrible casualty occurred on Wednesday
night, 10th inst. at a boarding house for men
in Bordel City, twelve miles from Bradford, /,
Pa. Several men were sitting around the
stove conversirg, after four Of their number
had gone up stairs to bed, when the fire be-
gan tU get low. One of the men took cup
Of coal oil from a bucket full near by, and
threw some of the fluid on the GOALS The
oil remaining in the cup ignted, and burn
ing the mans hand, he threw il away, and
it fell into the bucket. An instantaneous
explosion covered the men in the room with
blazing oil, and set fire TO the house. The
men, wrapped in fire, ran out and rolled on
the ground outside, while the house was
speedily reduced to ashes. In the embers
were found the remains of the four men who
had gone to bed. OF five down stairs, four
died soon after, and the fifth was not ex-
peoted to recover. The names of seven of
the dead men are given as Elliott Brown,
Healey, Hyde, Dannock, Monroe andWalsh;
the other is unknown.
Mr.. James Highlands, well-to-do and
highly respected farmer of Southampton
township, Cumberland county, fell from a
wagon last week and was killed.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-11-20
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

James A. Hedden, cashier Of the Newark
Savings Bank, was convicted in Trenton, n.
j., Monday of embezzement and malfeas
ance in office.
Lemuel Bradford, aged 81 years, and for
IA years tax collector in Plymouth. Mass,
was sentenced Monday to three years con-
inement in the House Of Correction for em-
bezzlug the town funds.
John II. Elkins, who pleaded guilty of
murder in the second degree, for killing An.
drew J. Dearborn, was sentenced in Ports
mouth, N. H., Monday, to 20 years impris-
onment at hard labor.
The Wynantskill Knitting Mill, of Allen
& McLaren, at West Sand Lake, near Troy,
n. Y, was destroyed on Sunday night, 6y
an iucendiary fire. loss, $4,000. The
passenger depot of the New Orleans, 81.
Louis, and Chicago Railroad, in New Or
leans, was burned Monday, with two cars.
Loss, O,O0O.
The notorious Jesse Pomeroy has made
another attempt TO escape from the penitent-
larry at Concord, Mass. With a saw i'm
provised from knife, he succeeded in cut
ting through the thick boiler plate casing
lining his cell and making an aperture in
the wsll eighteen inches long by nine in
width, He was discovered by yard officer
in time to prevent his escape.
A hat found Monday afternoon in the
reeds between the Morris Canal and the
Hackensack River, near Jersey City, was
identified as belonging to Andrew Ried, the
missing New York broker. 1t is believed he
was knocked off the Central Railroad bridge
by some unknown person.
The wife of Samuel David was found dead
on the porch Of her house OF Wyuocke, near
Paterson, n. j., on Sunday morning. Her
head was bruised, as il by a club, and she
was covered with blood. There was also
blood inside the house. Her husband. who
is the son of prominent lawyer of New
York, was in the house all night, but "guye
no clue To the tragedy"
Tobias Laughlin was shot dead and his
brother Daniel wounded in the lungs, by
James p, Flanagan, a saloon keeper, in st..
Louis, on Sunday night. The tragedy was
caused by the refusal Of the Laughlms to
pay for drinks which they had taken. Flani
gan was arrested.
Daniel Troutman, an aged farmer, was
shot aud killed by burglar at his house,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-11-20
4447o4 AO742s 2Oses 1881

General Phelps, Anti.MasOnic candidate
for President, received the following vote =
Allegheny, / ; Beaver, l; Bradford, II; Erie
1; Franklin, A; Indiana, 2; Jefferson, :,
Lackawanna, 5 Lancaster, 3 Susquehanna
9; Wayne, 8.
For Auditor General, Lemon, Republican
received total Of 442,335 votes; Dechert
Democrat. 4oE,7 Roberts, Greenbacker
19, 9,226; and Turner, Prohibition, 1895. De-.
For Justice eff the Supreme Court. Greene
Rep, received 444,934 votes; jerks, Dem
400, ,9O4 CALVIN, Greenbacker, IL 673.