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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
TIE VOTE OF NEW.YORK.

OFFICIAL RETURNS FROM FIFTY-sEvEN COUNTIES
AND ESTIMATES IN TnREE-CLEvELAND's PLU-
BALrTY 193901.
In the suboined table the official vote Of fifty
seven counties for Governor is given with estimates
OF the vote in the other three counties. These fig
ures give Cleveland plurality of 193,991, which
will not be materially changed by the state Board
OF Canvassars. unless there is an unusually large
number OF imperfect votes to be allowed to Judge
Folger and Mayor Cleveland. The totals of the Ia
bic may be changed slightly however, when official
figures are received from the three counties for
which estimates are given. The reported plufalites
for these counties have been retained in estimating
the vote OF each county and while changes In these
votes land consequently changes in the totals may
be made by official returns the plurality for Cleve
land in the State will remain unaltersd except by
the allowance of imperfect votes to the two candl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18


rp0ty>op fourth dav eleventh m1nth l5th In thl- cry.
samuel Brown I'D lne -ltl year 81 hls age
Funeral 20 tue isucs Of hl- s,1tu 1N son u E"n
~ Wr,t 5-tA.st, seventh day, the IotI m'L, ~
O'Clock %.
HODGES on the morning o. The i7th u7'. 'arohno b.
ralug4.t daughter OF tdN4d lud MIry % Hodges
Relative. trieaiA rcfp-ft if hYfd I'D tirhI i'
fIlrral services at II Ihomass church ~ Il l. I'D 0'
Monday.
Kindly omt sending flowers.
KING ON Thursday morning November Is Laura T. g.
hlag "a -ys a. the reience No tlD
{ a-s0naye Brooklyn SATURDAY Ism inst't ~ 'po'o'@
es at residence OF NJ g. Oliver Todd Kat1aah. X.
) on Nov 10. al = O'Clock
IoCKWOOD-In BinghAntOn y. T.. on Novcuiner J., 1884,
Funeral service hold AZ ls late redent On sunday
18TH INST
s,,ITU-on Thursday November IC or alol,cxy. John
smith. in he 10Th year Of his age.
Notce of f1uuIi. iu MOndal = papers
9IdO TOS-ln California on Noremhe' 2 James W.
Fp ,-yes AZ the Church OF the Ne snl Sltast and
Plr,ave sunday November I'D. ~ u Do 49, - ...,
Members OF Kane L14go NO 4yi srpua t i'uEe ~ ~
mi p isou IIglt Iil-e 40 -rl T. aus Il are frltef
uay ia yited to attend. Masonic services AZ ""'da"h
kane Lndae so. 49,. T. aud - NJ LIc,h ~ lol are
hsrr, ,uuuouci 10 attend tlc funeral ~ oul al rNti
lame. W -imoutln SUNDAY November 49, at 'p p H.
fIOm tbs Church oi the Messiah i'I--t IN falS ave-
FLOYD tLAkS~N, Mister.
GRO CLARK secretary
wAITs-ou ,nlsday. NoicmJorlG o. the 72i year o. 80
Pc ri-ni. are nyiteI to attend Toe funeral irn
~. lte ituoe ltt % -isOlavr, 800 sunday '''tn''i
L.. at O'Clock.
Please tnlt uONe,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18
THE DISTURBANCE WIDESPREAD.

Cu1CAGO. Nov. 17-Oflicials of the Western
Union Telegraph Company here say the electrical de-
turDance in This country to-day was the most pro-
poruc,d and widespread years IT, indeed Il has oee
paralleled, IN some respects. at any time An ee''He
storm o. the greatest violence ragged II all the territory
from New York TO points beyond Omaha aud nom nan
SIS Cfy north 10 the terminus OF Geographic eonmun
cation practicl Ally putting stop the telegraph SER
vice over the entire area Il first began 70 be felt about
O'Clock this morning and increased IL iHt.niit! iii
g45 wnen commune ol FROM every dlrec Ion was GU
III This electric seemed 70 60 In successive neg
alive and positive waves alternately neutrahZing the
currents Oh the or increasing Their
bp everything up lie switchboard here has been on
II e q dozen times during the forenoon and AaI dozen
KEYS OF the Instruments were melted by the current
which continued 10 pas, ,rous lLe screws oHrnr" P
AMI he points parted 10 tueT fdrthest Hut, ne uu
pick anu quadrulx wires were rendered ehulelJ Use
less ad Only single wire ONT OF fifteen be "eeh
tnIs city ana New-lork was IN opefal a. ana IL W.
frequently interruP,d Word Was received IRON Mi
waukee that me atmospheric electricity coming ia on
power IA to suffice to Keep an electric lamp burning
An business az the Office here was acceptod subject 10
delay.
IvI1AN,PoLIs Ind, Nov 17.-Pecuhar electrical dis
turb nces in connection with the wording Of the tele-
graph wires were noticed here this morning beginning
about o'clock and continuing until noon The phenoln-
euou presented here such TO charge wires wen
the batteries were removed. and az times presenting
change OF polarity IN Dilei periOd Inc use o. tAJ
0uaOrupeX system had 10 bc abandoned Tor Time, ana
u metallic circuit was tOnni u "OfK Without 'he us
turb4uce o. current rev cra.I4s.
ClNc MATT, Nov. 1.-The electrical storm began 20
be observed here on the Eastern wires al a. H. is
effect gradually increased unti, at 1880 this city was
completely surrounded The storm reached southeast
as far a. August KY Wires worked from here 10
Columbus battery 1T TINS end
Tie WIGS were very heavily Charged, lame appear
iag When contact was broken.
NASHVILLE Tenn. NOV. 1.-THE electric storm at
noon to-day almost completely Suspended operations in
The Western Union Telegraph Office here. At intervals
The wires were worked solely by the auroral current
Tie needle OF the galyanOmeter osclilsed IN the Most
errcnfrir manner varying as much eisuty dcsrcrs
Exuerienced operators say TIE storm To-Day was lnt
most remarkable OF the kind FOR many years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18
GEoRGE 1. osGoOUs WILL.

A petition for the probate Of the will Of the late
George A. Osgood was filed yesterday IN the ourro-
gate, Office. The will has not yet been filed. 1t
was rumored that the viii was to be contested. but
MI Piatt, the legal adviser OF Mr.. Osgood de-
med the truth OF the report. He estimated the
value Of the estate at between S2.OO0OOO and
- 800 900. 10 his wife Mr. O,g0Od brqueathed
5000 600 the house she now lives IN with The iur-
niturc and also his horses, CARR IS and stable; to
ms sisters 100000, and TO his brothers 100000
each. There are some iegIcles amounting To
$4,000 The rest of the estate will be divided
equally between Mr.. Os-oOd's wife, bro1hers and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18
TIE MISSISSIPPI INVESTIGATION

=, HELENA, Ark, Nov. 1.-THE Congressional
a. sPh Investigating Committee arrived here to-
- me afternoon was occupied with the examination
"'es pilots, Isaac d. Cough Cove HOlne and Daniel
sessI al Of whom gave uniform testimony the
i.sns CHARACTER OF tie Government work ON the Mis-
a. hfer The substance Of their evidence was that
Ia 80 10 tier opinion had not been improved during
liz twenty years. beyond the taking OF snags and
WON'T up OF Government lights. They said That II
Soaaned within prescribed limits but they did
b. "a any such limiting Of The river would be posi-
NJ NJ lo"aI, one OF the oldest pilots on the river
Gu CO. ne believed the works being put up by the
10 protect the banks OF the river would De
-ee away during the coming season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18

APARTY APPROXIMATION WANTED.

A number of Republicans, mostly residents
Of the Xth Assembly District. met yesterday at the
Office OF Civil Justice Stockler They had gathered for
ttc purpose OF discussing address 70 be
aa,t to leading Republicans throughout the city
who are opposed to the dictltion of the machine"
Arnnug those present Justice ~teckier John era
nm, Ferdfu4nd Katz. William r. Mansfield, Charles r.
Low Phiip Was.ung. and others who have been
nrouipeut In the independent movement In the Atm
i,i-ct Tor the las. TWO years Justice Stcckler SAID ta
tu events of the last wear had -uUwu that the lime Was
rlpe for a reorganization Of the Republican parry IN TINS
civ lie himself was elected over the regular kepu0
llctu and DcuOc- a lie can il1at@s Alderman otadiiu
In the IXth District, was elected 40 me recent
election A. an independent candidate. EN-Ahor-
man wade rDce we'd greater number % woes
tnan the regular Republican candidate Tor Alderman III
the With District.
committee 4 three. consisting OF Charles X Lexow
J,uu Graham and T. :. Beard were 0ppu4hed 10 pre-
pare AN aIdrcs. 10 be sent % The leaders o lue indie
irudrut Republicans u each Assembly district I'M.
address wI recite that the Republican "mIcnluc
docs not Represent more Juau Ohc-ht Ia OF At party III
i'm. city: iIIt almost IhpO-1IOc l'f sCllIcapcct
ug Erub team To gain admission 10 some VI tLe parry
4,-oclatuus IL 10; luat lo Is ~ means oL JhO't
n.. tlrpura IOus L. leaders MAINTAIN themselves;
and maj the supper. gwen To tIc iudrprui--t c,lHu
DATES a. the recent elections proves tlAJ e mass OF Jl-
ltrpubIctu voter. 4ldnd organization As soon 10
re-oi.t. TO Dcc received "a can Tor
gtrr ueetiu- Of those favorable iO lac NOV .DcLt
y he Ar A. when details OI tIr pfOpoatl pan Oi re
tIuu and PROBABLY ne ,IaIl 90 a. communicating
Id te pd0Can STATE committee, WILL DC uI-c-7sc1 anu
acted upon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18


An Associated Press dispatch dated Albany y sh
stated that the Attorney OF New YORK ~ ap
pied for receiver for the celebrated New York L in-ur
ance Company The assertion was 80 surd upon ~ Fey
probably deceived but few people for ts
company question Of the bGwarks " American s
Insurance
following ooal certificates show that the pres AGENT
confused ~ the YORK. Life with INA N ibs
New-l Lfe Of Batavia ~ Y, minor orsanza-
tom
rCopyl
STATE or NEw.YoEE fSsuRANcZ DEPARTMENT, }
ALBANY. Nov Is 1872
The OF the NewYork IAfe Insurance Company s
shown report 20 this department. are s1nt4
2o9 % It's liabilities s57z53.SSl 81 leaving sur
plus Of 80 1897 81. 49,, - -.
soupdest and reliable life companies IN the world The
reDOrt preiudicia 70 ifs uafi0n entirely from
thoughes OF ignorant cObouDdnK Of names on The part
some person sending telegraph dispatch 70 The Asso
Press The dispatch the Western New ork fe
located az Batavia. Y. -. 40.
N seems inst and fslr under the circumsances mat ms
statement should DO voluntarily and promptly made " s
1~igneH CHARLES O. FAIRMAN. Sup'G
concur entirely in the foregoing No proceelngs Esnss
the Life Insurance Company nave Deeh coh-
menced by contemplated or suggested 70 me-
Attorney. General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18
SPECINENS or SPONGE SAND.

mere was a well attended meeting of the
~ iork hleroscopiea Society last evening at No "a
-, s-'0haVe. The general topic OF the evening was
eSsuna COMMONLY called sponge sand. The appear
- OF this specimen described by Romyn Hitch
ns editor OF The Aseroscopieai Journal There were q
sr.s OF powerful microscopes properly adjusted
on the tabes, and tho specimens we're by these
-eAhs exhibited to the society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18

The family and friends Of Samuel G. Court
ney who ID lying very sick at NO Al West Twenty fifth
st. were greatly encouraged last evening by the favor
able turn taken by his symptoms His physicians stated
that as far as lung disease concerned he was
making favorable progress The chief apprehension was
ON account OF his nervous weakness and insomnia no
was unable 10 sleep Wednesday or Thursday night
But last evening he fell into quiet slumOer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18
OBITUARY.
JOHN SHIELDS.

John Shields, who was connected with the
Corc5ran Legion IN the Rebellion "a quarterm ser and
father-iuaw o; Secretary Jackson, or tie Board Of
Emigration died at his home, No 5j Janr-st, Oh Thurs
day night. after prolonged illness from pneumonia
Mr.. Shields was born u Belfast, ireland m 1924. and
came TO h5 colutr, iu 1~l9 For number ~ years DO
was employed in the Internal Revenue Department 81
this CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18
MP RLATNF's RETIREMENT.

Mr. blaine mas wonderful vitality anu S 6aI
pacIy growth, at an age WEI oSsed ana
~ sile that he might nave succeeued he I'm,
me party nose fresh i've issues, et 20 Invent but
Term Of in the CaDliet 10 ~ ,e
&c snatcned the opportunity from ms grasp wiser
- 90 49, chance Garfield oleo a6aI " ~
49, bis T,Nals he took with MIN Ills old iu IA -
,oica tarOes and principles OF Wnon 1 az t Inn
A.. lie in me egg and gracefully rered lto,1 a. ~
~ LEAVING lie record OF long, arduous anu
- o,,,ic service Tree from me sthlh % ~ ~ II
49, MIR Blane's from the s.ase i noi i $40 -;
S,DTfe, and worthy tnan that Oh any VI 'ue sR
w -if,i-ses tae end of his career al"al tue lis
~ vr1ct Is most 10 be dreaded Dy poilllcldn' W..
NHoS ~, Tesnecful II not envlOus remembrance very
,,,r.nt ON ,Ie cordial dees aton visited upou NJ
a. rIvg, M tne day OF tner rcluc am OK ps4OI
= 80. where they nave 50 long e1uV'0u "4iN
WTangcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18
MIDNIGHT Wk4THEB REPORL
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

Synopsis f5r tas pas. toslty-fotr hours
WAsHINGTON. Nov. Isl a. m.-Ihe barOme-
trs high from the Upper Lake region tohe Rio Grande
Valley and is lowest in the South Atlantic States.
General rains or snow has fallen except III the south
Atlantic states. Norheasterly winds prevail in the
Middle states Lake region aud New Englan and north
ery IN the West Gulf States The tenn eraiure has risen
in the South Atlantic states and generally fallen III all
the other die ricts
Indications for tO-taH
For New England partly cloudy weather. with local
rains or snow. winds mostly easter4Y, stationary or
higher temperature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18
WHAr Nc LEARNED IN WAsHNGTON.

WASHINGTON, Nov. IA ma yneuc storm
Of more than usuu intensity began here at an early
hour this morning, and has continued Wl'h
OCCASIONAL interruptions during the day, seriously
interfering with tclegrapaic communication. Before
noon all the lines OF tAe Western Union Telegraph Com
pany running north AMI west from this city were inter
rpted 10y strong earth currents alternating al intervals
in polarity which took virtual possession OF the wires al
one time doubling the strength OF the main batteries and
then neutralizng them entirely. On the Chicago
and Cincinnati circuits il found mpossil e 10 Wo'
the quaLrupleX Instruments at AZ. ana they were taken
out -, ,, ... - Ia,
In reply 70 INQUIRIES tonight the chief operator OF me
Wester Union Telegraph Oce here said that the mag
ne.ie interference greatest on the cast anu "cNl
lines buy found that Oy using wire ioT tue re
tgru current instead OF the EARN, ana
TINS making metallic circuit thruug out, most
of the trouble was avoided. Tbs. in his Ornou clearly
Indicated that the approximate source OF The disturbance
was Tie earth and not anOs Jnere Although % ia h
the atmosphere that such magnetic storms usual-y
manifest theInsely in the form OF brilliant aurOrt7.
As an experiment one OF the wires OF the We erh
Union telegraph Company was worked between A7l
IN Ion and Baltimore tlis afternoon win the rft7l
current alone, the batteries having been eAtneiy &c
IdCucu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18
THE WAYNE COUNTY CONTEST SETTLED.
fpY TELEGRAPH To TIE rRIBUNE.l

LYONS, n. Y, Nov 1.-THE Wayne County
Board Of Canytssers resolved to-day, by vote OF to
= 10 reject the entire vote from the lid District OF
LYONS This gives the certificate OF election to the As
semby 10 William +. Greenwood Repl ADD makes the
official for Governor as follows: Folger lhepJ'
4254: Cleveland Denl, 1896 For Leutenani-GoV
eruor, Carpenter dep) mas 4,237 votes and Hi DEM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18
MUSICAL NOTES.

The opera for the matinee at the Academy
90 Music today ia changed. and instead Of " Ten "
Faust viii be produced with signor Ravcn as Faust
Senor Gaassi as Valentine, Sisnor Durat as ncph'S
tolheles " he Mile. olga Berghl VI" make her rSJ aI'
psarance b. AGrOherttd.
Mile Blanche ROOsevelts concert, at Chick
eriug Hall and the promenade concert Of the 7u Req
swami BIND. 40 The ArnOry, are tAls eKenlng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18
No SMELLING COMMITTEE WANTED.

The County Committee OF the New-fork
County Democracy met last evening OF their headquar
ters No Union Square. The committee appointed TO
make arrangements for jubilee meetngreported that
they had engaged the large hall VI the Cooper Institute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18

WEAK lungs are cruelty racked and the gen.
eral strength gradually wasted by persistent deep
seated cough, which DIR. Jaynes Expectorant may 10
relied You will derive certain benefit RON
also II troubled with either Asthma or Bronchitis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18
coyGgEssNly UpDgGRIFF DTIyG.

WHEELING, w. Va, Nov. 1.-THE condition
OF DR.. UpdegraG. Congressman from the ANllth ONO
District Il critical IN the extreme and HIS phyicians
have given up almost all hope or his recovery IT'S
friends aud relatives gathering at his home ~ MOUNT
Pleasant. Jefferson County
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18
1RURLOW WEED NOT SO YELL.

The reaction after the excitement Of his
birthday celebration began 10 affect ThuTlow Weed
avorably yesterday ana 40 was nervous and irritable
He refused to take nourishment and generally
comfortable and out OF sorts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18

OF them very picturesque Many OF the lecturers de;
scrpuons OF peasent customs and character created
much merrment At the close OF the lecture, vote OL
Thanks was given VIZ. Dn CbalIln by tine society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18
HOPING AGAINST HOPE.
-. 49,. Trg1gr IJf n

IL is well to remember that tile N.Y. ~ - ,ort
ress Just elected does not meet 9hI cal viii onl
20 ner unless a special session IL caiIeo II VI.
siS one Term before President Is nOnihted anu r vr
70 that there VIII not be muc1 opfoi'''
snuen laundering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18
PUBLIC OPINION.

From The Bic1aiO ccurie

From The BtU1aiO Courier tDsfnA -. .4;
Tn spite of the st. Louis and Cncihnau
ttr'iis tnrae Democratic Houses OF Representative
p faed to initiate any important measure o. reHe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18

MATCH CHUNK. Penn. Nov. 17.-frs. Sarah
" Packer Wild Nv Of the late Judge Asa Packer died 40
her residence here this morning Of seventy
IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18
BTPNWANI MARTIN.

CHELSEA, VT, NOV. 17.-Ex-Licutenant-
Governor Durham Martin dioi to-day at the age or
seyenyone years. lie had served il both branches OF
the Legi4tarurp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18
up wATTERsON SUMMONS THE DEhOCkAO
"A' TO BATTLE
WON me LotlisriHe CoHTier-J0urRaI lDenl

Prom The Lou'Sctte %" -. a.
Gentlemen. attention. l. uHe UoNoIiOi emu vi
50 ,troiu has COM leJea has interesting cOuf eIS1
Sit rb. Governor OF south Carolina "a WOTu win
Sngl We la e uad our dug ana put ouhuaS oT,MA'
80 IN. iuDLer. IL Ilic 10 alI Ia he A"c DDino
&C otry has tue opportunity 10 come mo po"Vl io'
long iet,e. cannot come as d .hedI uoac. va
-, bl D oaln with ana then 10 must huuLeos l'scI
=, "a. WORK II care " adjusting ne lAtefh" anu ca
-. r.vule service upon the basis OF q - Stem ~
se[aI,u winch shall press as hgAlly az Po9spt "I"u
~ inuustrirs u the country anu JAc pIVudce enc
- r-..,,- Tue civil service measure Is all
,airei by tue Government as "A measure VI Ie oI AnN
n, me more worldly aud ponce interest vi .iig ~
- 20 Marry Ii We fail raise up some DTIici Ot
,,rs-n ourselves and Hood or Ohce-secheI- WIZ
Nil luuuda,e Washington On our adNeAt ~ p""0i' Wv
eea or care pIJlc expenditure maj - "''et VI
course.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18
ATTEMPTING TO COUNT OUT MR.. sPRAGUE.

ATTEMPTING TO COUNT OUT Mr.. SPRAGUE.
The Board of County Canyassers continued
Yesterday tue work c4n,assug the votes cast al uc
recent election Tuc KIN, IA. Nltn Kiln ana KILN
Assembly Districts were completed protest was re-
ec,y,o from john H. Carl, tAe candidate Of Tanmany
Hall ana The County Democracy Tor Alderman Ii Tie
XIII ASSEMBLY District against caayssInS the votes re-
turned rs cast for August Fescubenn tue Third Flee
iou District M Carl that many Of the votes
s.t for MIN were really counted for Fel,ouben. This
ya- referred to the Committee Protests. protest
AGAINST counting the votes Tor AsscnDlymdn IN the
vetyseyenth Election Dstrlc, OF the NlIIth Assem-
by District was presented by haes : Bliss Democratic
candidate from that district. Sdl ano,her protest was
,c.iyed rom IL. l.. sPrague, the KepuO-
rc,n candidate from that district He
charges that the vote IN F0IrtsCth Election District
Ina. ransposel since ulSut oil election The re-
,,rns originally gave sprague 173 votes aud Bliss
100 The returns presented yesterday reversed
these gures, and II allowed 60 stand sli Will elect Bliss
I'm fine cse Of tne Twenty seventh District the canvass
ar. ueodrd send Tor the inspectors OF erection tu
ak t-,m 10 explain ceTtaIn alleged u'oi'plhcies
Alderman HaWcs then moved tudt Tue Inspectors on
r.tiun che Fourteenth District sholl Dc sens I1t
and a-eu explain Og the figures were trahsp 'sed
mus ya- Onp.srd Dy the democrats On the ground thLt
me Olc could behlni the lace OF the Returns,
e.t Alderman ia gess motion was defeated.
MIR yrigIe Last evening thhL ne ala not purpose
Ia iii down quietly and allow ths wrong 10 DE- pctpe-
trte The Fourteenth DIS ,rict W= strong Republican
drriet Ihe iiglres giving him l13 votes to - Tor
Vr nlss were finished by tie cauYiaser- on election
,,if and were also sent TO Police II rad quarters, lie
ana coupe attendance Of TIE canYAsseIs ana make
,cm urdnce then Tally ISIS There Is strOng feeling
a. Indignation aInDn1 Republicans AT tnls attempt 10
count ono VINO made % good record IL the LAST AS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18

Colgate & Co.'S CASHMERE BOUQUET rouEr soAP-rhe
now ~ and exceDOnaoe streng Of Is perfume are tle
Uecu lar fa.c nations OF this Injurious article
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18

s,,ne accessons 10 their number, and appear to DO
pushinq forward their work with renewed ZEAL