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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-14
GRAPHIC POINTS.
THE VIEWS As PERSONALLY INDORSED.

From ne Original IneyUtelc The Guardian oct
"Ibere is one thing, General, | desire TO
spe about. The tariff quest Is credtng gOOd deal
OF talk in Paterson particularly among the nanufacur
ers aud working classes. Now, how Is that gong 10
W Yrk 7"
That question cannot affect the manufacturing f,ter
esfs n ne country in the least Ny election could make
no difference cier cGy the other Ihere has 10
eerin amount millions Of dOiidrS-rGised 6y tarf
thof can got IN other dy and that must necessarily
OiUe protection 10 He Jdciurtng interests Of IN
fru The eIecffOn Democratic Tresdet The election
Of Republican President cannot interfere ruth mtft
ence ma IN me least The Paterson people need hGUe
0urcfg uhGicper nat oH IdpOr anything Utdf in
terfcres 10Th Me afdcfarHg industrial interests or
ts c0anrg Ihey tcH inst as much protection under
Democratic AdDaistI atom under q ReDubfiodn Ad
VfnistrQttOH "
The tartT question tOcal question. The ques
eOn brought O'ee tn Dy natre place Ia PenHsy
Vania II is Ddter udt The General Government seldom
cares interfere ruth nothing is keiu to be dome
1af eyfH interfere Nth tue industries he country
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came talking at length on Free Masonry, on the
picturesque views from Governors Island. on West
Point, on malaria, defective drainage and typhoid
fever. But whenever the subject of the returns
from the West was preached. he maintained a dig
nIted silence, to one visitor only remarking with
shrug of his broad shoulders, "Oh, the elections
are all right They don't worry me at ALL" To an-
other he said that nc taking medicine tor
cold but that he felt "out of sorts otherw Sc at
trbutIng IL to lack of sleep. and announcing his in
tention to indulge IN twelve hours "snOoze"
after the elections The Generals eyes were under
scored by deep dark Iues and he certainly had the
appearance of being disturbed by something. AS
soon as people arrived from the city they set
upon by groups of the islanders who IN one voice
anxIously drman1ed il it could be possible that In
diana had gone Republican. The entire island, not
excluding its allimportant parsonage certainly pre-
sented every indication of being under cloud yes
terday, 90
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ABFI-PECKHAM-on TUESDAY. October II. 1882 at the
reuerc. OF brides parents, Norwich Conn by the
Rev w, x. Paime 10 eph T. Abel Of Broosiyn y T., to
Ida NJ. dausI,e OF Is nlimn Peckham Of Or~lch Conn.,
CUcTI.S-CAsE ruesoay. October ,, 1ssO, by the
Rev vi liam NJ Taylor. ID d. a. The Broadway TABERNACLE
Lillian " Clrfiss 20 Mary louise daughter OF Joseph
Cas-. esq. all this city.
OAKEY-WAUZER-In this city. on "wednesday, October
- by R-v :. 1. Prime assisted ~ n Rev t. r hoe
ana the Rev Lewis Llmpmdn. the i-v Peter d. Oakley, OF
Spruefed L. l.. JulI Wauzrr. of NewTOrk. No cards
ONDERDON k-FROST-In Hrooklvn o Tuesday October
~ $3.50 by the Dr.. Hal Rector OF Trinity Church
Andrew Joseph OLdcTdon AMI Annie Louise eldest daugb
ter of he late samuel II Frost Of staten Island
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES In New York. October p by tie
Rev = > NJ. d. l.. seymour and Mrs. Il. Addie
Bracket all Of Chicago.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Utica n. Y. October 10. 1890
Nv the Rev. e. n Deusan ID. d. IOrltlo SO
10 Abigail Adams. d4ugitcr Of tie ate Alexander s.
Johnson.
WAJLACE-D0UGLAS-O Weines iaY. October 3. 1880
at south CONGREGATIONAL church, Middle Conn Nv the
Ry ~ III rand Douglas. d. D.. Mis-ssip d. assisted by
the Rev C. T. Hill MI William c. Wallace. Of Brooklyn
n T. 10 Kate, daughter Of Joseph w. Douglas. esq Of
MddetOwu.
WUITING-TTAYER-in BROOKLYN. october H. 1850, by
the Rev John W Chadwick, Edward NJ Whiting and
daughtorof william Henry Thayer, ~. d..
III notices Of Marriages. mI! b. iat)rssl Oita f.l!
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS

VO IVt'N1
synoDsIs M -. ~ tDt.k
WASHINGTON, Oct. II, 1 q. m.-Clear
weather continues on the Atlantic coast. with cooler
northerly winds and increased pressure. The barom-
eter has fallen slowly IN the Lake region, with clear
weather, winds shifting to eastorly and southerly,
lower temperature in portion and slight rise
OF temperature in the western portion. Partly cloudy
weather has prevailed in the Gulf States, Tennessee
and the Ohio Valley with eastery WINDS falling barom-
eer and no change In temperature. The barometer has
fallen in the Northwest. with east to south winds,
slightly warmer partly cloudy weather. and in the Mis-
souri, Valley local rains.
For New England and the Middle States, clear or
fair weather, winds shifting beast and southwest
slowly rising temperature and slight rise followed by
falling barometer.
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HENRY nOLr 81 co..

German Thought From the Years War TO GOeihes
deatG. By mar. iilll-bTand. I'm. I'll -.
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Hour ser 81. 81.
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The IlckwICk P4pers." l6mO, 81.
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a GRIND JUBILEE PROPOSED

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: Our good news this morning from
OnIo and Indiana commands Il general ana joyous re-
Spouse the merchants. Would 10 not be well TO
JOIN In gorifcation and congratuaiion 10 our Western
friends in graGd meeting be held IN Wall Street at
some carly day. Yours truly,
A DRY GOODS COMMISSION MERCHANT.
York Oct H. $780,
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THE NEWS FROM THE WEST,
HOW IT WAS RECEIVED IN NEw.YORK.

HOW 1T WAS RECEIVED IN NETWORK.
HAPPY rFrEcr UPON HUMMELSHINE, ELECTION OF
GARFIELD AND THE PROSPERITY OF THE coUS-
TRY ASSURED.
The news of Republican victories in ONO
and Indiana occasioned not only great JOY
among Republicans in this city, but also re-
viva of business confidence which was felt
Immediately in the Stock and Produce Ex-
changes, end in all commercial circles. 1t Is
generally believed that the result in Indiana
insures the election of General Garfield and
the continuance of financial policy under
which the country is prosperous.
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JOHN WILEY 4 Sons.


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Edition / yOL, oYo plates 81
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-14
STUDYING The RETURNs.

ANIMATED SCENE IN PRINTING HOUSE SQUARE
CROWDS ALL DAY IN FRONT OF THE TRIBUNE
BULLETIN BOARDS
The deep interest felt by all classes of citizens in
the Indiana and ONO elections was shown by the
eagerness 10 get the latest uTns from the battle
ground. IHE TRIBUNE bulletin boards. 20 which
both Republicans and Den ocrats have learned to
look for the earliest and most trustworthy uforma-
ton, were surrounded from an early hour by Xxx
ious crowds pushing forward read the
announcements they bore Wortingmen on
their way TO daily labor. clerks. business
men. professional men, representatives OF
all the classes to be found in n great city, gath
cred IN the open space before the bulletin boards
and read and re-Tedd the latest news. As the an-
nOuuccmcnts were scanned and he full meaning of
their figures realized, the faces OF Republicans
beameL a bright and CHEEKY the sky above them.
They had looked forward hopefully to success IN
OHIO but they had not been taught 20
rely with any blind confidence Oh Indiana.
OF all VINO paused TO gaze rs they passed none
cvIuccd more thorough and hearty satisfaction than
the solid b.siIess men OF the city. They told each
other that now all suspense and anxiety
were removed and they could look for
ward to a continuance Of business prosperity.
In the cary morning Democratic bulletin boards
persisted claiming Indiana and III some INSTANCES,
ONO also The ha.i-hearled way III which II was
DONE however. did not inspire strong fath IN their
political followers and when thew found them
selves in front of The iKBUNE's bulletin their
faces wore gloomy, apprehenslye look when gave
little ind cation of inward trust hope ness.
Some oil them still tried figure up poSsID Die ma
ortY OF Electoral votes for their candidates, but
such whsthng of avail IN Keeping up their
courage. Throughout che day the interest and
element continued.
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DOUBTFUL SOUTH CAROLINA.

From The Charestoa Yc1Os and Courier (Dernl Oct IL
The citizen of South Carolina who, at the
co,o,ng ell ctll OPPOSES any canddate of the Demo
cratic party il his enoIDy and the enemy OF The
SAC TIE reason II tBs The Democracy cannot
carr south aroma for Hancock ana English uniess
the par is united sentiment and IN action as III the
heroc days Of SrveBty-six. Union ana WORK are the
things Qeedful.
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CgOWDING THE MUURNERS.
uocRAr1c PROPHETS COMING TO GRIEF.

DEMOCRATIC PROPHETS COMING TO GRIEF.
THE WORLDS ORACLE SWEPT" ovERBoAhD
Edstc, Hrbrrs Special Dtsrach to The Ne York World
oct. 10.
I believe we will carry Ohio. Ii still looks
that way. During the past two days the Republican
leaders wl'h the outlay of vast sums Ot money, nt
gained little ground nut they have much more 70 gan
themselves aud do not believe thai snef naE
sbe tune TO do sn believe that tley already e"i tnat
they are detected regret that Presidential picc
ton take place the same daS w s''r.
officers Hit did Hancock would sweep oo'" i""""A
and Ohio.
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MACMILLAN X Ca.

Two Worlds Ours. BY Hugh Macmillan d. D.
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GOVERNORS ISLAND UNDER A CLOUD.

GONEKNOh > lNLANl tNDIh "a tLObbs
NOW GENERAL HANCOCK RECEIVED THE News
FALLING OFF IN THE NUMBER or CALLERS.
The genial sunshine of yesterday failed to pierce
through a heavy cloud of gloomy foreboding that
HING over Governors Island. The Inhabitants had
long faces. and the visitors were few many who had
nI,nned To "drop in at some moment during tho
dav having been suddenly Indsposed, owing TO tho
ou-absorbng news from the Buckeye and Hcoser
states General Hancock received all who called,
savng to one visitor that, though he was constantly
overrun by uninterestng callers. it was policy for
him 10 greet them all cordially. and to shake them
Inv the hand dc conversed afably with those who
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THE TRIBUNE says Inc spectacle OF VIII
liam a. B,riuIn rushing back and forth he ween ONO
and Indiana on the OF close election Is gnl that
car hlrdly be endured with patience. How The IRIB-
UNE does suffer about time. But the coup de grace
Will soon be gwen II.
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PTce. 10 cents.
Alfred the Great. By Hughes 90 cents
Frondes Asgresies. ~ Russin, - oents
The He rmits. BY Kingsley. IS cents.
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list WHAT DID IT.

Special Dlspatca % The 4 l6dng AT9Ns Oct II ,
As the contest III this State closes, Tonight
the indications are that the Democrats VIII carry me
election tomorrow by sweeping mai ritv Inc resut
will be due the grea. po 9ularlty OF Hancock auu INC
extraordinary industry of Mr. Baruun the chairman o.
the Democratic National Committee.
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sCYIgNER s. WEXFORD.

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INTEREST IN THE COURT ROOMS.

LAWYERS or BOTH PARTIES ANXIOUS To OBTAIN
The LATEST NEWS WHAT The ELECTIONS
MEAN.
The Republican lawyers had all the amusement
and fun to themselves IN the courts yesterday. The
chatting began while the counsel were waiting III
the court-rooms for the Judges to come in
and call the calendars. The Democrats were
moody and repl ed to the sallies of
the Others with earnest inquiries about certain of
their law cases " his isn't going to turn out as
badly as 1t looks now" was the most encOura ging
way in which the Democrats could speak of the re-
suit "The eOrn-felds have been heard FROM"
enthusiastically cried one Republican lawyer re-
CARELESS of the fact that Chief Judge Daily had en-
tered the room. The Judge looked very grave but
SAID nothing. Great anxiety was exhibited during
the day to hear further news from Indiana. and
every new conner was questioned to the prophecies
of the bulletin boards.
The opinion generally expressed among lawyers
of both parties was that the mornings news, if cor
roborated would determine the result IN November.
The feeling common among the Republicans was
eptomized by John l.. Parsons. who said to a
TRIBUNE reporter; I" think the October elections
will knock Hancock higher than kite. The result in
ONO and Indiana articularly IN Indiana in view
of the 81 land upon II by both par les IL very
strong indication of the trend of public sentiment.
n was made a test OF political feeling. and If the
Repubhcans have really obtained the victory they
clam n practically set les the question OF the NO
yember election. On the other hand II Indiana
sbould prove TO be Democrat by considerable
maiorily both the effect and the indications wOuld
point IN the other direction. Al all events the
result in ONO must strengthen the Republicans
Wheeler II. Peck ham had been standing by while
Mr. Parsons was talking, and he was appealed To
for his opinion from the Democratic point of view.
HIS answer was: " The morning papers say thai
the Democratic pol Iticians Oh Indiana were reti.
cent. am reticeni.
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IN which General Hancock is maze 20 en ,nres,
ssvxain yieva on the tariff question. IL may interest,"
nr Renuhcan contemporaries who have incontineniy
Uropounced themselves these views to learn tha ne
Interview bogus and has been so declared oy 1ehera
Hancock himself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-14
Il SIGN or GRE4T AGONY.

From The Be1o. York World. oct. -.
The elections III Ohio and Indiana are re-
ported thus only lie rdgIDeptafy anu uhsails-
factory Oi winch the returns of tne October states
always assume on the rrst day after the election
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Tho OF Creole I.fe. By George
w table anshoF .Old creole Days" vol. limo 81 3D.
Army Lie In Russia. BY Lieutenant b. " Gree, Us A
vol, l2 mo, 81 So
toi,x eyiowxhip. By Frank r.. Stockton, sutnor of
i,ua,tsr Grange Illustrated. vol. ~ mo. extra cotns
afk Al
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DISASTER TO A THEEE-TWENrE-NI MINER,
Liam The Neln Hnrsn Rcn.kter. OF. 2.

Garfield received S329 as dividend on
Credit Mobiler tick. H. ma hau lis reward FROM
re ooks OF things ut present Hancock w also receive
329-no dollars, but votes IN tne eat"fai Concie as
his rewarI faithful services to his country Ca hed
Will prubb!y the eectO al votes OF vermont Iowa
KGnsa- Rhode Island, Michigan and COora Oh al ~
HaucocK VIII have the remaindef-329 Hancock 3ZS
will DE- worth a GREAT dead moro slan aIhelds 1919
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chew, Chew. Chew
INC" The Gold Com Tobacc0. l00O.OOO majority
Chew!

VHalized PhOsphfes a ebra food increasing the
nv ~ nd uvi < power he BRAN its ehrc perna
Den because slmuan Ike brandy. but vazine
clement 10 the brain. For sale ny druggists
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GEORGE W. CARLETON & CO..

sub Rosa By Charles T. MURRAY
Lost for a Woman. BY May Agnes Fleming
Amopx the Thorns BY Mrs. Die2fhsoh 81 10.
M,..y nv the author Of Rutedge 81 30
Iohn ,sintons Travels. Price, % cents.
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HOPING AGAINST HOPE.


While Indiana Is not Necessary to the cleo
ton II Hancock. II will be "A good state TO have,
and verify b'I"ve we snail nave H. Is Tore the mex
issue OF The Palladium result VIII have ascer
tainen. We confidently await nat result, having Inl
fan that IL vii such VIII cheer the Democracy
and place me grand contest of November beyond the
confines of reasonable doubt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-14

Madame ArbIays Diary and Letters. Edited by sarah
c. WOOsey With portrait v0is., l-mD cloth, si.
The OF Life. BY the author Of The EVc Of Haiea"
lima elal >
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Miss Braddon's new story, "Asphodel," is
commenced The Ne1 FORK Monthly Fashion Bg=dr'
out to-day and for sale oy all nevada Price, zoe
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"Owen the Archer" will soon be commenced in
The Firesde Com pani0n. For by all newsdealers.
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BARNUM AMONG THE WOUNDED.
From Indianapolis DISPATCH to The PhddeiDhd Times
Before Chairman Barnum left here yester

day ne told ID mOcratc friends ID private confer
enc that he had every confidence IN ono going Demo-
cratic aud Indiana would have 10 look out or De
beaten by the state 10 the eastward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-14
THE PRESIDENT ON THE WESTERN COAST

SEATTLE, Oct. 13.-The Presidential party
visited the coal here Yesterday afternoon ana I'D
the evening held a public reception.
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JAMEs n. OSGOOD a co.

Svm0nds
Fsyorite Authors, Household Friends Good Com.
uany Edited T. Fields sold
limo, So each.
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r,om IN, Utfea observer. Sept 90.

Two weeks from to-day The UOScIVcT prDnI-
ses itself tine pleasure of nf rmine 's racers mat ma
ana hs, gone Democratic just IT a. WAYS has ana al
WAYS Will as lons as prosen5 party distinctions are
uIrfa iIlnl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-14
JUST WHAT THE NORTHERN PEOPLE DO FEA 2.
Il.nru Rl,huorn DIG ntch oct J..

We are inclined to think mat there Is a
certain tendency II thugs JUS operating which
cannot resisted. If that tendency toward the
cess the Democratic ticket. would fam bel We
and do nope. Then tn their courses wall fight
aeaust Garfield. and Indiana ana ONO VIII both vote
the D.uOcratic to-day Bat. The Otner LauG, II the
Mott ,ru people sti fear that the Government would
not bee safc in the hands of the Democrats, tOmorrOWs
Dispatch Will good news 10 no Democrat
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DODD. MEAD a. co.
CHARLES sCRIsNgR,s soSs

Day Of Fate. BY r.. p. Roe in handsome i2mo vob
ume Price, 81 %.
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A MIsCALCULATION.

We expect that the current Is set SO stTOngly
In favor II "a c1ange that tie Republicans III inuian'
will be beaten.
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A MIRACLE" WE HAVE REASONS (MULISID FOR


From The Louisville Post oct s.
We do not speak at random when we say
that nothi snOi Ol miracle VIII prev III the DenOc-
If Indiana from carving State by Increased
majority. aud that something very nearX akin TO a
miracle can alone defeat Us ONO. We
for believing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-14

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Oct. II, L a. m.-There was very
little change in the barometer after the rise yesterday
morning. Clear and fair weather prevailed The tenn
perature ranged between 44o and 60o the average 500
being 6 lower Tran the corresponding day last year
ard 7I2o over than Tuesday.
Clear or partly cOuGy weather, with slght changes 10
temperature, may expected this city and vicinity
to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-14
YOU'VE GOT EN-. CAN YOU hold 'EMi.

Mr. Fowler chairman of the Democratic
Rair Central Committee. ter a NJ lrti winch lie
received TO- fay, heard to cxcan Pxctedy: We've
got 'eml We've got 'em in hoth IaGiana aud ONO
When asked by reporter upon what Le rounded MS
hopes, he declined 10 explain.