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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-11-09
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PHILADELPHIA, November S.-A light
vote is being polled ia the districts heard
from, and the balloting is so mixed that the
usual predictions are not ventured upon.
The independent candidacy OF Mr.. Wolf
for the Office Of State Treasurer is attract
ing much attention In the Fifteenth, Twenty
second, Twenty fourth, ,Twenty-ninth wards,
but in the greater part of the city consider
able apathy is shown in that particular. The
warmth of the struggle here centres in the
office of CITY Commissioner, and trading Of
candidates is actively carried on. In Re-
nubIiean wards many Democratic votes
are secured to Bailey, Republican candidate
for State Treasurer, in exchange for votes
for HaQerty aud McMenaman, the Demo-
cratic candidates for City Commissioners,
but there are strong hopes for the success
candidates for the last named offices.
The representatives OF the Committee Of
One Hundred are supplied with both Re-
publican and Democratic tickets for State
Treasurer and Recorder of Deeds, but the
names of Carson and Krumbhaar are ap-
pended to each.
A SMALL REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN PHILA-
DELPHIA.
Twenty-Five Of the thirty-one wards of
Philadelphia give Bailey (Rep.1 for State
Treasurer IL, ,109 plurality over Noble (Dem).
Wolfe CInd.) received II 1898 votes in these
twenty-five wards.
LIGHT VOTE AT PITTsBURG.
PIrrsBURe, November s.--The election
nassei of quietly. But little interest was
manifested, and very light vote was polled.
The returns from Allegheny county are
coming IN slowly, owing to the large amount
Of srratching done on the county ticket.
Rai5ev fRep. !, for State Treasurer, it Is esti-
maed. viii have 5000 plurality over Noble
(Dem
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RInriha AEairR.

The railroad depot at Quincy is crowded with
freight. and some goods have to be put outside
and guarded.
The Milton Standard apprehends a panic
among the mill owners in Escambis and Santa
Rosa counties on account Of the price OF labor.
Feruaudiua Express: Conductor Cook, OF
the Peuipsular Railroad, had occasion on
Thursday last to eject colored trooper from
the train. and after the performance, Just as
the train was again starting, was proceeding 10
attend to his duiies. when the black raScai
fired his pistol. the ball passing but Few
inches from Mr.. Cooks head and imbedding IT.
self in the coach"
Palatka Journal: Improvements along the
line of the Florida Southern Railway between
here and Gainesville are taking place at
almost every station, and some or them are
quite extensive. Telling trees, dltching, clear
ing planting. fencing. building houses. stores
and saw mills, cutting logs, preparing the
ground for orange groves, etc, IS mainly the
order OF improvements.
Green Cove Spring: "A novelty appeared on
the dinner table OF the Riverside House on last
Thursday being the head and paws OF bear,
most artistically dressed and cooked. 1t was
hard on the bear to have such liberties taken
with his laws and 10 have his paws sucked BY
Others but such is fate The SDTfRg was in
vifed 70 meet Mr.. Bruin, but as some people
already think We are even now too Grabbed
and cross we were afraid that a taste OF the
bear would make US more so than We now
are"
Pensacola Advance Captain Richard Null
lens. OF the quarantine boat, reports to US
that two monster whales were seen in the sound
and from the decks of the Monitor Cononicus by
nilOts now at the station. From the descrlp-
tiou given Of these fish, Captain Dick say ing
they were represented as longer than TINS
schooner, which is about twenty-five feet. Il Is
fair to say these are about the longest tsh
visitors seen in our waters It appears they
copfined their perfgrinstiops to the sound wa
ters. probably fearing they might be caught In
our or somebody elses boom.
Gulf Coast Progress: Last week was quite
an interesting ono in railway affairs IN Tampa
The return OF the engineer corps Of the Jack
sonville Tampa and Key West Railroad, after
completing heir line OF survey 20 Punta RasSa.
and on the same day the engineer corps OF the
live Oak Tampa aud Charlotte HaTbor camp
al At Two-Mie Branch, and several OF the
partV came into town. They had completed
their line to Gasperills Island, and came bac
highly pleased with their route Then on RI
dav The right-of-Way party returned, having
gone some forty miles along the route OF the
Jscksonville Tampa and Key West Railway,
and secured the right of-way without any ma
teriaI difficulty or obstacle presenting itself.
The next thing in order is work. We want 20
see this commenced ct both ends and in the
middle. and that will look like real earsest
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OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OBSERVER, WASH
INGToN, D. G., November S.-Indications
for Wednesday:
In the South Atlantic States, partly cloudy
weather and areas of rain, southerly to
westerly winds, and slight changes in tenn
perature and barometer, followed on We'd
nesday night by lower temperature.
In the Middle Atlantic States, local rains
aud partly cloudy weather, southerlY to
westerly winds, falling followed by rising
barometer, and stationary or a slight fall in
temperature.
In the Gulf States, areas of rain, followed
by partly cloudy, colder weather, variable
winds, shifting to north, and stationary or
rising barometer.
In Tennessee and the Ohio valley,
local rain, followed by clearing, colder
weather, north to west winds, and rising
barometer.
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THE COURSE OF TRUE LOVE.
A Wedding Sensation I'm New YOrkss
Upper CIrcles-What Doctor Dix
Dares 10 Do
Ns.e York Special to Philadelphia Press

NeSo York Special to Philadelphia Press.
Much fashionable interest is centred In a
wedding to take place in Trinity Chapel
November 16, at which Doctor Dix Is to
officiate- The lady is the daughter of Pro-
fessor Charlier, aged twenty years, and
beautiful. The gentleman Is Mr.. Howe, the
private secretary OF Postmaster Pearson.
He Is Of good family, but poor. When
Charlier, who has not obj cted to Howe's
attentions to his daughter, learned of the
engagement he forbade It. Another sister
and the young brother Of the girl took
the lovers part and were ordered out
OF the house. DR.. Morgan, of st.
Thomas Episcopal Church, declined to
marry the couple without Mr.. Charlier's
consent, but DR.. Dix, of Old Trinity, who
has looked into the matter, says the young
people are right. and he win perform the
ceremony on November 16 Postmaster
General James son Frank Is to be best man
and President Arthur's son one of the
ushers. The father says be win forbid the
bans, and DIR. Dix says he has prepared a
written statement, which he will read, and
then 90 on with the ceremony. Mr.. Char
lier says his principal objection is as to his
daughters age. The affair has created
much interest in fashionable circles. The
girls are now gtaying with friends, and the
brother, who Is going to give his sister
away, has left college, and gone to work in
q store. When his father, who is Verv rich.
ordered him out of the house he gave him
two hundred dollars. It is expected that 3
great crowd VIII attend the wedding.
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Wisconsin,.

MILWAUKEE,, November S-The returns
up to $50 o'clock indicated very light vote
all over the State. Milwaukee, city and
county give Rusk (Republican). for Gov
ernor, 255 majority, while Falk Democrat),
for State Treasurer, runs over 5000 ahead
OF his ticket. and there is bare possibility
OF Falk's election. Returns from eighty
two towns, comprising over two hundred
precincts in the State, show net Democratic
gain of 1850. The Republican State Cen
trail Committee, at this hour, claim the
State by 10 600 mai ority.
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A QUIET DAY AT NATcHEz

NATCHEz. November s.-The election
passed off quietly. The utmost good feel
ing prevailed. 1t is almost impossible to
determine the result, but it is believed that
Lowery (Dem.) for Governor, and the Dem
ocratic State ticket have carried this
(Adams) county by small majority. The
county ticket is very long, aud there is
much scratching. 1t will probably be sew
eral days before the official count can be
given.
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NEWARK'S BROKEN BANK.
The Amount of the Deficiency and
How it Will Be Met.

NEWARK, N. J. November S-According
to Examiner Shiely's report on the Mechan-
ics' Bank, the apparent deficiency is 81. .4l2,-
S67 OIL, but the capital stock, surplus and
undivided profits are included in the LA
bilities. Deducting 1884. .sS4 Is, which
represent the stock, surplus and
profits, the deficiency is reduced to 81 ,42S,-
032, which must be met by assessment on
the stockholders and the full amount of
their holdings and losses by the creditors.
1t is customary to estimate that stock will
not yield more than 80 per cent, which
would give $3.50, 900. This would further
reduce the deficiency to $97S, ,032 SO.
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A WRECK ON THE ERIE.
A Conductor and Two Engineers
KILLED.

PORT JERyIs. N. z, November S-This
morning about eleven O'Clock as two freight
trains on the Erie Road, ten miles from
here, were ascending mountain grade,
each with engine in front and rear, the
engine of the rear train ran into the pusber
of the forward train, driving It into the
caboose and killing the conductor, George
Dorr. instantly. jerome Grover and Mark
COxson, engineers OF the engines colliding,
were also killed. Both trains were badly
wrecked.
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FOUND DEAD.
A Mysterious Murder in Omaha.

An Omaha dispatch, dated November 0,
says: l"The motive for the murder of Col.
Smith, Clerk Of the United States Circuit
Court, who was found dead early Yesterday
morning outside his Office door, and the
identity OF the assassin still remain a mys-
terry, but it has become known that Smith
received during the past three months
several anonymous letters and postal cards
threatening violence, and even his life
because of his active participation in the
enforcement OF the Slocumb liquor license
and Sunday laws as Chairman Of the Cili-
Gems, Committee. The authorities attach
tttIe importance to these letters, and are Of
the opinion that the assassination was the
deed of fanatic. Colonel Smith was q high
lY respected citizen, prominent in social re-
forms and church work, and member of
the Grand Army Of the Republic. There is
an Intense feeling on the part Of the eitiz.
gems. ana at meeting yesterday afternoon
5000 were raised and offered as a reward
tor the detection and conviction OF the MUIR
derer murderers."
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survivors of the KOenIg Der Neider-
lander.

LONDON, November S-Another boat,
con aiming twenty-seven persons from
the Dutch steamer Koenig Der
Neiderlander, which founded on the
vovage from Batavia TO Amsterdam,
has been picked up and the survivors land
ed at DOndsrhed- There are Tour Doats
Svitb one hundred and twenty nine persons
sin missing. They have now been q month
on the Indian ocean, and .heir provisions
must be exhausted.
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LEROY TO be Hanged.

MAIDSTONE, November S.--The trial Of
Lefroy,for the murder of Mr. Goold came to
close to- day. The court room was dense
ly crowded. LEROY was pale and detected.
Lord Chief Justice Coleridge's summing up
for the prosecution was strongly against the
prisoner. LEROY was found guilty and
sentenced to be hanged. After sentence
had been passed, LEROY protested his inno-
cence. The jury were out only ten minutes.
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Norfolk and Weatern PROMO.

PHILADELPHIA, November S.-The gross
earnings of the Norfolk and Western Rail-
road Company for October were $241, ,672 80,
being an Increase Of s., ,762 95, as compared
with the corresponding period OF last year.
ing October 81 were 81 ,139. 100 08. For the
same period last year 81 ,036, ,058 95, an in
crease Of S103, ,O41 13. q
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New BIooslFrEI.D. MISS, Jan. 3, 1880.

1 wish to say TO you that have Peen SUI
fering for the last five years with severe
itching all over. have heard of Hop Bit
ters and have tried It. l have used up four
bottles, and It has done me more good than
all the doctors and medicines that they
could use on or with me. 1 am old and
poor, but feel to bless you for such RELIEF
by your medicine and from torment OF the
doctors. have had fifteen doctors at me.
One gave me seven ounces OF solution OF
arsenic; another took four quarts OF blood
from me. All they could tell was that u
was skin sickness. Now, after these four
bottles Of your medicine, my skin is well,
clean, and smooth as ever.
ei-- HENRY KSoCHE.
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The Papers I'm the GuIteau Case,

WASHINGTON, November SIN the Gui-
teau case to-day the court refused to post
pone the time fixed for the commencement
of his trial. 1t also refused to issue an or
der for the delivery to Guiteau's counsel Of
the papers now held by the District Attor-
ney, but said that an amicable arrangement
might be made by which his counsel could
have access to the papers.
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NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.
THE BATTLE OF THE BALLOTS.

The Democrats sweep New York
At Least Fifteen Thousand Ma
JOrity In the StaGe-AstOr Defeated
for COngress-meagreR Returns from
Virginia - Democratic Gains on
HaneOek's PIuraIity-Readius
strong In south side COuntfes-A
Light Vote in mIssissippI-EstI-
mates 1n Other States.
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strike I'm StanOrdshIre
ROIteFiea.

HANLRY, November SIN the various
towns of Staffordshire the potteries are on
the eve of a gigantic strike. All the men
connected with the Operatives Association
have resolved to cease work on Thursday,
unless an advance Of wages is granted. The
At a meeting yesterday the employers
pledged themselves to refuse the advance.
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Failure In CoIumhua.

COLUMBUS, GA, November S.-M. G.
Gordon, dry goods merchant of this city,
suspended to-day. A mortgage amounting
to $25 COO was foreclosed, and his stock is
now In he hands of the Sheriff. Liabili-
tiee. $50 600. Assets estimated at &5O 600
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-11-09

Portaline, or Tabler's Vegetable Liver
Powder, is a safe and effectusl remedy for
some of the greatest Ills to which flesh is
heir, and 1t is not noble to suffer the pangs
of disordered Liver, and thus be incapaci-
tated for usefulness, when, by opposing 1t
with this purely vegetable compound, we
can put to fight Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach,
Sick Headache, Biliousness, etc.-AdV.
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tainable until a late hour tonight or until
to morrow. The indications are r. F.
Breck, straightout Republican, is elected
for Sheriff. The Democratic State ticket
OF Warren county and Fusion ticket for the
Legislature are probably elected
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MIXED RESULTS AT NEWARK.

NEWARK, N. j., November S.-Essex
county elects VIM. Stainesly (Republican)
Senator by 20 majority over Teese Demo
craft. Also seven Republican Assem6lymen
and five Democrats, and VIM. Wright (Re-
publican) for Sheriff.
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KIrPInia.

RICHMOND, November S.-The election in
this city is progressing quietly. A heavy
vote is being polled, nearly 5000 ballots
having been cast up to 2:90 p. N. The col
ored vote here is almost solid for the
Readiusters on the coalition ticket. Only
from other points in the State.
In the cities of Petersburg (Cam-
eron's home) Lynchburg Daniels hOme)
and Fredericksburg, and the coun-
ties OF Caroline, Chesterfield and Hanover,
a large number of negroes are reported
TO have voted the Democratic ticket. No
reliable returns, however, can be obtained
until after the vote is counted. Leading
men on both sides in Richmond express
confidence in the success Of their respective
tickets.
RELATIVE GAINS AND LOSSES.
Upto $50 p. m. sixty-one voting precincts
In the State heard from, including fifteen
from Richmond, give Jno. W Daniel Demo
ron (Rea6iuster), S,725. Daniels majority
1.5OO. The gains and losses will be esti-
mated In these dispatches upon the Presi-
Dental vote Of last veal, combining the Read
juster aud Republican vote against
the Democratic vote in the last
November election. This comparison
shows very small gain for the Democrats
in the precincts heard from. The Demo
Gratis will have to overcome 1900 votes in
the State to elect the State ticket. The city
OF Norfolk gives Cameron 453 msjOritY,
Readiuster gain of 80. Dsnville gives Came
ron AZ majority, Readjuster gain of 256.
In Stsunton Daniels majority is 35S, "a Demo
cratic gain of 50 Fredericksburg gives
Daniel majority of 1872, Democratic gain.
Manchester gives Cameron majority OF
755, Readjuster gain of 33S. Lynchburg
Daniels home) gives him 9S4 majority,
Democratic gain Of 493.
GAINS BY BOTH SIDES.
FREDERICKsBURe, November S-The
election to-day was closely contested, and a
full vote was polled. About one-tbird of
the cOlOred vote was cast for the Demo-
cratic ticket, but the Readjusters have made
an equal gain of whites in the counties Of
Louisa, Spottsylvania, Stafford and King
George. 1t is probable that the Readjust-
ers have gained Senator, electing also
three Delegates ont of four.
ALEXANDRIA, November S.-Daniels car
ries the city by 3l4 majority, and Stuart
Dem for the House Of Delegates has 337
majority.
THE SOUTH SIDE.
Petersburg, November S.-The city is
alive with excitement tonight, though the
State election here to-day passed off in a
quiet and orderly manner. The total num-
Der Of votes cast in the different wards of
the city for Cameron (Readjuster) for
Governor is 2,17l; for Daniel Demo
craft 1,1S7; Wilcox for State
Senate in the 29th Senatorial district, and
May and Green (cOlored) for the Legisla-
ture from this city on the Readiuster ticket,
are elected by a similar majority. The re-
turns, as far as received, from the adjacent
aud South Side counties give the Readjuster
ticket large majority.
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New Jersey.

TRENTON, N. j November S.-The indi-
cations are that the vote has been light all
over the State. 1t rained during the fore
noon at intervals, and the roads are in bad
condition.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-11-09

Mr.. Michael McCann, well known and
popular manufacturer, OF Syracuse, N. Y,
writesi 81 felt generally debilitated and my
health falling me. Ilonged and prayed for
an iron constitution, that ] might be rid of
the many annoYanees of i'll health. But
dyspepaia and urinary troubles, attended by
nervous prostration, had gotten hold of me,
and felt my time had come. Nothing
Finally l happened to see an advertisement
of Browns Iron Bitters. Bless me,i savs
l, that's just the medicine for nae precise
w. And SO 1t was. By the powers of old
Ireland, 1t has cared me Of all my troubles
and given me a constitution of iron.n
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A Convict KtiIed by n Guard.

LOUISVILLE, KY, November S.-John
Crawford, while escaping from the Indiana
State prison, at Jacksonville, Yesterday
afternoon, was instantly killed by bullet
from the rife of Jordan McRhea, the prison
guard.
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A Republican Triumph In Austin.
gALEEsToN, November SAN Austin
special SAYS "The Republicans elected
Taylor Mayor to-day over Judge James
Wilmuth by $50 majority"
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New, quick, complete cure four days,
urinary affections, smartng, frequent or
difficult urination, kidney diseases. 81.
Druggists. Depot, 6sceola Butler, savan-
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Cole,s Great Circuus was lateIy wrecked 8

Coles treat circus was lately wrecked on
It's way to Kansas City. After its arrival
there. KANSAS City Times reporter found
John Sawbright, its veterinarian, rubbing
the injured animals with st. Jacobs on. He
said It vas the best remedy known for In
Jrffes to horses, and was SO very clean to
use.
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WASHINGTON, November SIN the star
route cases to day Mr.. Brewster addressed
the court in defense OF the form of crimi-
nal Information.
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NASHVILLE, November B. Live, Son 9
Bro, dry goods and notion mercnan's, - nave
failed. Liabilities $3O,O ,OOOi assets Sl'1OV.
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missisaRpi.

lv1oKsBuRe. November s.-No official re-
tarns from any box in the city VIII be OBJ
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consists the only salvation and independence
of the husbandman. To rely upon cotton only
is a fatal mistake which, If continued, must
perpetuate the thraldom and poverty of the
Southern planter. Alas! that he cannot be
persuaded to realize this salient truth
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House For Rent.

A COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE on Wald.
"A burg street. Nine Rooms, large Pantry
China Closet, Bath Room. Water. Bed Room
ana Clotnlng Closets, Water and Gas. Address
p. o. BOX 207