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LONDON WALKING MATCH.
The Race Virtually Settled i'm Favor
Of Howell

LONDON, Nov. AT ten O'Clock this morning
the score OF the pedestrians were :-Rowell SOL
miles, Iittlewood 3l9, Dobler S35 miles and two
laps. Rowell rested i've and half hours last
night. Dobler comes out occasionally. bnt the
race is virtually settled Howard has left the
building. Lle6ewood Is going fairly we'll
changing his direction every few laps. The
breaking down or Dobler and Howard is at
tributed TO their not reversing their direction,
whereby the right legs in both cases have
given way.
Every effort has been made 10 put Dobler
tight, but without success At O'Clock pm.
Roxell only was on the track. The scores at
that time were: Rowell. 3s3 miles laps: Little
wood, 33S miles g.. laps; Dobler, 34I miles laps
Ltttlewood ran his 335th mile In minutes 20
seconds, and simultaneously Roweu dii his
3t6th mile at the same speed.
5p. m.-Dcbler eyinces great courage. but IS
in a most pitiaple condition. His leg is terribly
swollen, and he draGs u painfully.
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LAIERe
California and Oregon Reported
RepubliCan-Nevada Democratic
The Chinese Letter TO be Prose.
cRfad.

Especial Dispatch to The Ereniig SIdr.l
NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-Dlspatche5 just receiver
this afternoon at the National Republican head
quarters indicate that California and oregon
have after all gone republican. Mr.. Dorsey
says they lose one Congressman In California
by the election Of General Rosecrans but carry
the state by 500 to 1000 majority. The Oregon
dispatch is from ex-senator Mitchell, who de-
clares that beyond question the state is
FIVE hundred republican. A dispatch to
Mr.. Dorsey from Mr.. Mackey says the state
of Nevada is in doubt and probably
democratic The democrats have positive ad-
vices that Nevada has gone democratic and
that Mr.. Fair is as good as elected 10 the SEN
ate. The national republican committee. which
has not yet spent all OF its campaign fund. de
cided to-day to prosecute to the end the Morey
Chinese letter business. not only 20 find ca;
who wrote 1t but who instigated Ii. They are
angry on that score, claiming that it lost Ne
vada TO Garfield. 1t is claimed by those b.si
Informed that the reason New Jersey Wen
democratic was because it was apportioned 90
Mr. Dorsey and kept for him for bis November
work; but he came back from Indiana a slcA
and usedup man. and was obliged to rest and
gave no further attention to New Jersey AMI
little to Delaware Mr.. Dorsey believed Delaware
could be carried and made strong eXerJi0nS for
day or two. The consequence was, that TIE
New Jersey and Delaware campaigns were Coz
Quoted without definite leader In either case.
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The Complexion Of the Next Con.
VFeSS.

Inc COApkeXlOn OH tAC NcXt COn.
NOT sETTLKD YET-THE HOUSE PROBABLY RRPUB
LICAN BY A SLENDER MAJORITY.
The latest returns show that the next House
of Representatives will be uncomfortably close
politically, The chances are that it VIII be re-
publican by from two to five majority; but after
the smoke clears away it may be found tina,
after all the independents will hold the balance
of power. The House Is made up of 1913 mem
pers, Of which 147 is working majority. A
very fair calculation made from the returns
shows that republicans have been elected as
follows: From California, 2; Colorado, 1; Con-
necticut, 8: Illinois, 49, Indiana, s: Iowa, 9;
Massachusetts. 10; Michigan, 9: Minnesota. 3;
Missouri, i; Nebraska, i; New Hampshtre 8:
New jersey, 4; New York, 81; North Carolina, 1;
Ohio, 15; Oregon. l; Pennsylvania, 16; Rhode
s. This makes total Of 14O republicans votes
or seven short OF a majority:
1t should be borne In mind, however, that In
the foregoing table the democrats are conceded
than the improDabil1ty that in the state oil
Tennessee an additional republican is gained.
In Pennsylvania there Is the decided chance
that the republicans have IS instead Of 16 man.
berS down in the foregoing table. The pre-
sumption is that North Carolina will. send two
republicans instead of 1. In New York the re-
Missouri instead Of l. In Kentucky republl-
can is claimed. In Illinois IA republicans are
claimed instead OF 13. These claims, II correct,
add votes to the assured 14O votes, which
would make the total republican vote 49, or
one more than working majority.
TEE INDEPENDENT VOTE
will be made up Of Ladd and Mlrch, of Maine,
the two readjusters probably elected in Viz
ginia, and c. l. Brum OF the 18th district of
Pennsylvania: Ladd is an original democrat anu
Murch republican; BIum is republican
greenbacker.
In West Virginia the republicans claim the
defeat of Wilson, democrat
1t is clear, at all events, that the party which
controls the House will have a very slender ma
jOri1y. Probably not over two either way, with
the chances undoubtedly, In favor Of the repub-
lcanS.
THE SENATE Is ALSO CLOSE,
with the chances In favor OF the democrats hold
Ing control
From the returns thus far received it will
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Hub Philosophy.

as 1t has done for the last twenty years Here
are some OF Its bits of philosophy 1.-The mel
aWin9y VGnTy eS;IS GAYS Of November have come How
:. q or cnllly IL is" Like the lady who died.
I naa 10 De" LEFT, scooped. squelched. sat
th UPON; 4 surrounded and gathered In That's about
oh ohe slze OF It this morning." ''What splendid
GmanCe chg the democratic party has for growth
Inc SEED corn Is still good. Splendid crops bye
anu oye" I'VE want the republicans to vaunt
themselves upon their victory, proclaim 1t on
enemy Is never so disagreeable as when he
garment" ~ "A'A1 "
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TENNESSEE NEWSPAPER VIE VS..
The Memphis Avalanche Thinks
the Democratic Campaign Il Series
of Astonishing BIunders.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 4. - The Acddltche
editorially says" Hancock's defeat proves
northern voter that the restoration OF the dem
ocratic party to power would be desirable
change. The democrats made but feeble
attempt to convince the voter that change OF
administration was necessary. Instead OF a
discussion Of measure OF public policy that
would promote the general welfare, the demo
cratic managers assailed the persona
their force from first to last trying
to convince the republican voter that
CARRIED was thief and perjurer. The low-
toned character given TO the canvass by the
selection Of Barnum as chairman was a blum
der, and so was the campaign a succession OF
astonishing blunders. IL was a carnival OF
narrow minded politicians, where they played
Tuesdays elections VIII be the dissolution or
the two solid sections that are now arrayed
against each other. How and by what means
ifested after the meeting of the new Congress.
The Memphis Appeal ON the ''SOIid
SOuth.''
The Appeal says: 1.-The dempcratS have been
badly beaten. They have suffered complete
Waterloo defeat. The assurances on which we
built our hopes OF success were as mountain
sa5d 70 5y oad Of away m ng out Of
solid south stands almost alone for the demo
cratic principles The sections are more SterDly
defined to-day than they were In 1860" After
attrbutiDg the defeat to the rousfng OF the
passion and prejudices of the north against the
south, the appeal says: "a political victory
thus secured cannot last longer than
the administration that is the result OF
it. The best answer the solid south
can make to the gross liDels that have even for
the republican party fresh lease OF power viii
be by devotion to It's material interests; a strict
maintenance of the credit of its municipalities
and states; the rapid settlement OF vacant
lands; the extension OF It's railroad system and
ENLARGEMENT of its public school system For
these the south Is solid, and believing still that
the supremacy OF democratic principles is essen.
t1al to the maintenance OF our government, IL
win continue to be solid and vote sol1dIy FOR
that party as long as It exists"
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
London opinion on the American

LONDON, Nov. 4-On the presidential election
The Datiy 7e5e0,IGph says" The success or the
republican candidate presages not only cOntin-
uatfon but further extension OF that prosperity
which set in two years ago upon the other side
OF the Atlantic, and the influence or which i5
largely felt by these Islands within their own
confines, and also throughout the rest OF Europe.
The probability is that the next struggle for
power will be between the united free traders
OF the Sorth and west on the one hand against
the eastern protectionists upon the other In
the opinion OF rar sighted men upon both sides
OF the Atlantic, II is impossible for that mo-
meptous issde to be much longer delayed "
Opinion Of the ssManchester Guar
dian.,'
The Manchester Guardian, most Influential
representative OF the provincial press. coincides
with the London papers In congratulating both
parties on the decisive result OF the election
leaving no opening for disputes. It says:
There seems to be no reason why, II The DEM
ocrats do not change their tactics the repuba-
cans should not hold Office for another twenty
years. Probably the former would do we'll TO
let the question OF states rights drop as far as
possible into obScur1ty. Ii behooye5 them
eventually be furnished by free trade which
a succession or bad baIyests or the gradual eX-
haustion OF the soil may bring into the range
OF practical politics. There is no possibility OF
modification OF the tariff at least for four
years. There is, however, some consolation for
this In the fact that the republican policy is
otherwise friendly disposed TO England"
Ross. the Rover. with a bad Cold.
The Sportsman says that the o3rsman, Wall
lace Ross, OF st. Johns, " b., who is 20 row I'm
the Thames regatta has very bad cold. which
he caught at Agricultural Hall, watching the
pedestrians.
A Legal Point nm BOytOn's Case.
LONDON, Nov. A Dublin dispatch TO the
Times says A legal point is to be raised I'm
BoytOn'S case. As he claims TO be natural
ized American. be VIII therefore insist on being
tried by jury OF whom six are aliens. It viii
be REM mbered that a similar point was raised
In the Fenian trials, but was oVerruled.
Fight with the Aibanians Expected
LONDON, Nov. A Constantinople dispatch
announces that Ria Pacha has telegraphe1 to
the Porte that conflict with the AlbanianS
NAV be expected.
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MISSOURI CONGRESSMEN.
Only One Republican Elected.

Especial DiSpGtch tO.The Eoe"t"g StdT.J
ST. LOUIS, NO., Nov. 4.-Clardy, Allen and
Frost, democrats, are elected to Congress from
this city. Sessipghaus trep.) led Frost in the
city, In the Sd district but the country precincts
polled democratic votes enough to save the
Quarters here claim that all the districts in the
state have elected democrats except the eighth.
Van Horn rep.) is elected In the eighth owing
to sniff In the democracy.
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THE NEW CABINET.
SpecIlatiOnS in New YOrk-GOv.
Foster Promised a Piace-Repub-
liCan Parade-l.arfield's Majority
In New York State $4,000.

I'm New York State $4,000.
Especial Dispatch to the Evening Stdr.l
NEW YORK. Nov. A long dispatch, discus
sing Gen. Garflelds Cabinet, sent to the He1aEt
from Washington. creates considerable amuse-
ment here. The only man promised place In
1t is Charles Foster, of Ohio. John Sherman
goes to the Senate and not one member Of tn \
present Cabinet viii continue in Office Ther'
is to be parade of republicans here, led by a
bsnd and to march under military discipline.
each man armed with broom instead of i
musket, and march down Broadway to the Bat
terry. The latest dispatches here show THAI
New Jersey and Nevada go to the democrats,
and all the other northern states to the repuh-
Hcans. The US. Senate is still considered tie
with Gen. Arthur q casting vote. The agreed
$4,000 1t will probably be between twenty and
twenty. five thousand.
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Cincinnati Races,

CINCINNATI, Nov. 4-The following Is a sum-
mary OF the races at Chester park yesterday:
For a:94 class--Meantime, 1, 1, 6, 8. S; Robert
MncGregcr, Q, s,o1,-i, 3; Minnie, 1; Nil-
brino Belle, 8. 4. -, 4; Dream, i, 9, s, s, 6.
Time, 2:29. 9:44,{{, 2:26X, 2:97k, ESQ. The race
was not finished. For ESQ class-Bonesetter, /,
], ]; Voltaire, ., 3. = Time, a:s2X, 4:sOX, 2:3S
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CALIFORNIA.
Congressional Delegation EauaJI

HfN -HISS sSfAtUfG KBOUONIWIe
Col r. T. Stevens. clerk OF the house commit
tee on appropriations, today received the fol-
lowing telegram:-Rosecrans. Page. Pscheco
az q Berry are elected. The legislature is doubt
1Gl. NJ G. NIXON
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A stock Jobbing Canard.

fSpecidl DiSpdtch 70 t7te Evening Stdr.l
NEW YORK, Now 4.-There is talk OF attempt
Ing to throw out New York state from the
electoral count on the charge of fraudulent
voting in the wards Of this city where the vote
polled was larger than the registry. It has
affected stocks adversely about one per cent.
but the proposition Is accepted as Wild sensa-
ton.
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY-Internal rev.
enue, $376, ,a49.79; customs, S44I, ,S25.47.

JOHN M. TAYLOR AND r. A. MILLS have been
appointed internal revenue storekeepers and
gaugers for the 9Th district of North Carolina.
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REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS
DispatCheS Received T0.dav.

The following dispatches were received at
republican headquarters to day:
ASHLAND, kY.-Phister (dem.) elected by
small majority. r. W. LANProS
NEW ORLEANs.-We have carried the third
district py 1000 majority. w. T. KELLOGG.
This elects Dalrali, republican,
Mt. STERLING. kY.-Mountain districts come
In slowly. Returns indicate Whites (repD
election. A. Il, WOOD
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A Veterans Fatal Fail.

PHILADKLPHIA, Nov. 4-Col. John ID. Hester
aged elghty-stx, president OF the Veterans Asso,
cation OF the war OF lSl2 fell down stairs at his
residence yesterday and died soon afterwarc.
He was In apparent good health up to the time
of the accident.
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NEW YORK NOTES.

Now YORK. Nov. 4.-Albert Levy, the clerk
who Shot himself with suicidal intent at 49th
street and 9Th avenue. died this morning from
the effects OF the wound.
She Blew Out the Gas. and Died.
A servant girl known only as Bertha was
found dead in bed this morning at 233 Henry
street, where she had lived but five days She
had blown out the gas Instead OF turning it or
and died from Suffocation.
Killed i'm a Quarrel About the Elec-
tiOAs
number OF men were engaged In a wrangle
yesterday IN the 23d ward over the result or tue
election. Michael Callahan was in the party
AID was terribly kicked about the head and
body. Coroner KNOX was called TO take his
ante mortem deposition, but as he was dying
the statement could not be taken. The police
arrested Charles NJ. Terry for being concerned
In the fight. Terry was committed TO the house
or detention. An autopsy Will be made on Cal
lahan'S body TO day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-04

LLKUT. LOUIS A. NEsMITH, a retired officer OF
the U. 8. army, died In New York on the 1st
inst, aged so years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-04

GENERAL GRANT was entertained by the LOYAL
Legion OF the United states In New York ast
Di4hk No speeches were made.
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Right, You Are. Colonel.

Cincinnati Enquirer.l
washington grows In beauty; and VIII soon be
enuIieo 70 0e set down as one OF the handsOmest
Capitals In the world
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-04

TEE GEORGIA LHGIsIATURB met at Atlanta
re terday. Colonel James Boynton, OF Spald-
In >, was elected president OF the senate and
Hon. A. o. Bacon, OF Bibb, speaker Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-04

Wig OF new State. War and Navy department
Lincoln Casey. as follows: Dwight & Hoyt,
Springfield, Mass. ss7, 600; Phoenix Iron Co,
Trenton, n. J.. s0osss.6e; Bartlett Haywood &
Co, Baltimore Nd, 5,5t7.71; Passaic Rolling
Mi Co Patterson, n. j., s7s. .6z5 s6; J. b ]. NJ
Cornell, New YORK city, s52 ls0; Phoenix Iron ca,
Phfladeiphia, Pa, S., .6s. The award has not
vet been made but WIN undoubtedly be given
To L b. & ], n Cornell. the lowest bidders
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MRS. HAYAs POPULARITY.-Col L. f. Barr,
Judge advocate who went west with the Presi-
dents party, has returned to this city. The
whole trip was pleasant In every particular
Col. Barr says 1t was remarkable the amount
enthusiasm that Mrs. Hayes created. She was
called for as much as Gen. Sherman or PreS1-
dent Hayes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-04

Col j. P. MARTIN, assistant adjutant general
reported for duty at the War department this
morning. He is just from duty In Arizona.
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EVERYTHING WAS VERY QUIET at republican
headquarters to-day. Nearly all the emnlovez
have been discharged, there being no further
work for them. About half a dozen only are
still retained. The headquarters win be kept
open f0r ABOUT month TO wind UP its Affairs.
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ARMY ORDERs.-Tne leave granted Captain
A. Nj. Randol, 1st artillery, Is extended one
month. Major Charles Mcclure paymaster. Is
relic we'd from duty in this city, and will report
In person to the commanding general depart
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-04

GENERAL SHERMAN will return to Washington
next saturday morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-04

N0TICE-pont forget NINE. PIERRE. She IL
1Nstn At her old quarters. 7l3 1lth St n W..
where Iaces and Lace Curtains are repaired snd
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THE USEFULNESS OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE
will soon be again increased. Generai Drum.
acting chief signal officer, will In few day )
Issue an order establishing an additional sig
nal on the lakes, which will not only inform
sh1rmasters OF dangerous winds, but win ais
enable them to tell from which direction they
may be eXpeCted
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TREASURER GILFnLAN returned last night
from Connecticut.

JUDGE LAWRENCE, First Comptroller of the
Treasury, got back from Ohio yesterday after
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-04

A HANDY VOLuME.-One of the most useful
publications of the year is the United States
Blue Book compiled by j. Fl. Soule, editor Of
the ~. S. Record and Gazette" 1t has Won
derful amount Of Information In compact form
In regard TO the patronage. working organZl l.
tion and business OF the federal government
The manual of information and instruction "for
persons desiring employment at the seat Of gov
ernment and elseWhere' will interest q vast
humber Of the people of the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-04

THE NAVAL REvIEw.-Secretary Thompson
to-day designated Wednesday next, the 10th
instant, as the date OF the naval review at
Hampton Roads, The Secretary will go down
from here In the Dispatch with the invited
guests. Most of the bureau officers Of his de-
partment and officials OF other departments
will be among those who attend with him. The
President Will also go and several members Of
the Cabinet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-04

EIGHT HUNDRED MILLION Of six and five per
cent outstanding bonds Will have to be refund
ed between now and July next This will neces-
state the passage of some refunding bill at the
approaching session OF Congress. The demo
Gratis gene{aly favor three and a. half per cent
bond. Secretary Sherman asked last winter for
a four DPr cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-04

The county and state Candidates were all
elected by majorities somewhat below the
electoral ticket. The republicans gain two rep
resentatives I'm the stale legislature and one
senator. The democrats gain one representa-
tive. The gains OF representatives are made ST
the eXnenSe of the Sni.taliSt
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Movement on Foot to Impeacl

the inter ocean says: There Is movement
On foot to impeach Mayor Harrison for an al
legged incendiary speech before election and foI
other improprietieS In connection with election
matters.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-22

BUSINESS INTERESTS n TIE CANVASS.
Secretary Schurz still holds, as he did ut
the beginning OF the Presidential cam.
paign, that the business interests Of tho
country will give the Republicans the
victory. An interesting illustration Of the
feeling among this class OF people is given
by clerk In the Interior Department.
His father Is connected with large man.
uiaCturing firm in New York, sixLy-one OF
whose employees voted for Tilden four
years ago, but all Of them propose to vote
for Garfield this year, not because they
have turned Republicans, but because
they fear that a change would injure the
business OF the country.