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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-28
TIE BLoDGETr WALKER CONTROVERSY,
GENERAL WALKER CHARGED WITH DISCRIMINATING
AGAINST PHILADELPHIA

AGAINST PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA Nov. 27.-LOrn BlOdgett,
speaking to-day of the remarks of General Francis A.
Walker in Boston yesterday in reference to the census
OF city, said Ihage to say that the statement o
General Walker that the OF 1870 inflated in
any manner is absolutely false and Is known by General
Walker TO be So The original records Of this census
have in my hands, and far from being inflated they
just exactly returned by the individuals aud mar
shas who made them and in fact considerably short
of what the values of the industries OF Philadelphia were
in that year. General Walker not IN charge when the
marshals were under my direction and taking 1t. He
direct the finishing work OF the census.
and all of the revision that made made with per-
feet knowledge his part direction on his part as
the method OF doing 1t and TO the detail OF the re-
suits and letters Of OF every part OF
this retaru III the strongest language possible.
" 1t Is false that General Walker suggested even in
1876 that these inf The fact is that
the occasion OF his present malice Is to be found in the
fact that did publish them in 1876, and that
criticized his omission publish this suppression of
portion of the returns flo never published the indus
trial census OF Philadelphia He published a
partial and suppressed partial account OF
Philadelphia County. Every industry under a
productive value of $1,000 was suppressed.
The law REQUIRES that oil industries shall be included
whose productive value 500 IN year In tie pres
cnt the clieS OF York. Chicago, Boston ana
Bat more were very thoroughly and minuely lake II,
occuDyng three or four the time which was given
to Philadelphia. The first offence in refusing a
proper force or proper amount of time take tho In
dusries of Pbiadelpna Tho next WAS Ia refusing 70
allow any correction or revision as was allowed 10 |
charge was done by General WalSer personally, large
numbers OF rc,urns Of legitimate nanuac-
turing industries | charge General walker
with deliberately falsifying tho returns OF tue
industries OF philadelphia, with the purpose
OF dscIedng and dsga nkng the industries OF the cry
He says, L. any mistake has Oecn made IN the puic
ton OF the returns il been without my knowledge
charge MIN with throwing away very large NUMBER
OF the original manufacturing returns that came into m
individual Bands"
Mr. BodeeTT proposes making full and detailed state
| ment III proof OF the assertions lie has made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-28

GRIMES AND C4SUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH

CAUGHT BREAKING OPEN A FREIGHTCAR;
SYRACUSE, T., Nov. 27.--Burt Moore and Fay-
otto olon Wors caught breaking open feightcar OF me
Central a ld Hudson River Railroad
ENDING HIS LIFE WITH MORPHINE.
ATLANTA Ga. Nov. 27.-LCOn stewart 0l ScoOoa,
Keinpsr County, Miss. lit Of despondency committed
suicide here last evening by taking morphine
TRYING TO PASS COUNTERFEIT MONEY
POsTON, Nov p Rob 'rt Al tens was held Dy
United states Commissioned Haett tOdV IN $1,000 or at
tempting pass several counterfeit go greenhacks'
DEATH RESULTING FROM INJURIES, n,
PoUGHKEEP-IE y. T.. Nov. 27.-James ~ MAY
well who injured in the recent railroad ~ & name in
peek Kill died TODAY His body has been sent 70 ms hoo
Amsterdam. An inquest will DO begun tomori""'
COLLISION BETWEEN FREIGHT TkAINS, .,is
CUA,foEIN Penn. Nov. 21-NcaT tilla PltCCo tua ~
morning on tho central Railroad two iIcsh ~ & a ma and
INFO each other pnng up the cars IN ~, t,atn yas
tearing up the track. Tno hIemAa VI "A'O' ~ ~
badly hurt. ,,.-,-, on, , cpowD
DROWNED IN THE PRESENT. " - -" -. nI,,,b+
C,DruAGF \ Y, November 21-cdtuil'ut VI u's,tV Eitc
~ IA diJgned His cries Tor hcp ws he4Iu 10.
w W. '" are crowd assembled, DUS colh hO' IeSVAo
nm ~ left A wife and six children
TWO MEN sUFFoCArED Br C9OALuAS -o
MopetsTnWN Penn, Nov. IL Wo ueh W., VIZ
lO1ti - 81 ,,,norv OF Company B, bth Regiment thls
suHoVav ~, gas lhey went into the armOfy lto 0atul
poiOu5n, - JJ we're discovered yesterday one WAS tAen
desl and the other has since uleu' -...o..,.,,,,
noNfEsTIC TRAGEDY IN CONN ECTlC W;
NoRWoCU 'onn Nov. Tins n9rnlnS W u, ~ Ia ~
mnlatto living Lake st.. quarreied WIN h,s we
neUr1s Frances Ho jealous Ihey came 20 o,ons,
nner rt her with "A razor. and then shOt her III lho
sod Min pistol Abner then shot limseii Win tho saiS
surgeons say there Is 40 hOpo Tor tho feoo'"J "
either.
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4 VERDICT AGAINST GAMBLERS.


BOsroN, Nov. 27.-An interesting gambling
suit was decided to-day by the Superior Civil Court.
The suit was brought several days ago by William l.
Cole against d. X. Appeburg and Jerome E. Melvin,
under the statute whcl provides that three times the
sum lost at gambling may be recovered from the winner
or the part keeping the glm5inghouse The law stip-
ulates that the loser make mis- case good. must sue
within three months from the date of the game, but
third party may after that date PROVIDED clh DC
shown there Is no cOilu-lOn win tue loser.
The loser was Henry q. Cole, formerly
Boston printer. lie married young woman or con
sidrrlJe DrO lertV au On her dcccdsc, III 1850,
came into posessiun OF abDu, $4,000 IN money tluslo
with his prosperity, he became addicted TO gambling ana
I'm aJout a wear he lost every dollar. He lost large sum
Inn the house kept by dcfcu ians n No lob COur-st
Tine XerdIct IedaN aMarded the pIamllH fi,OOJ.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

MADISON, Wis, Nov. 27.-The Milwaukee
and St. Paul Railroad has bought the Chippewa Valley
and Superior Railway, running seventyhve miles from
Wabash, MIMI TO the lumber camps in Eau Clllre
County paying 81 675 900, in Milwaukee and st. Paul
bonds.
SYRACUSE. N. Y. Nov. 27.--Judge Wallace In the
United States Court to-day refused to grant an inunc
ton and vacated the stay Of proceedings In the case OF
Benedict against the West Shore and Chenanso Naley
Railroad Companies solely upon the ground that the b
og complant did mot contain prayer for a temporary
Injunction required by the rules OF the Federal Courts
Tie not considered upon its merits The COM
plainans at liberty to amend their Dill
BosToN, Nov. 27-Tho annual report OF the Directors
OF the and Maine Railroad Company for the year
ending September 80 1892 shows the gross receipts to
have been So $50 73O 3D. increase the previous
year OF $1G32 "a the net balance applicable 20 dlY
drnd is $jS9,072 66 which shows decrease OF
$37,921 II as compared with the previous year.
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THE PR0VIDEYCE DISASTER.
TESTIMONY BEFORE THE CoRONER's JURY-No
ASSISTANCE FROM FIREMEN.

TESTIMONY BEFORE THE CoRoNERs JURf-No
ASSISTANCE FROM FIREMEN
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Nov. 27.-The coroners
Jury on the CalenGar-st. fire met this evening. william
d. Cah inspector OF Kerosene said that the conditions
attending the of naphtha in Lighthouses would DO
sufficient to cause explosion if the current OF ar was
from the naphtha dish to the flame. Seth Hurout INC
engineer of the building testified to sounding the alarm
in nseventyhree seconds from time that he eft the
engneroom and that the Fire Department was on huo
In three minutes He had informed Mr.. Barstow that
Melven used naphtha.
william II. Bubbitt, employed in Robinsons shop test
fed as follows Escape by the stairway was cut Oh
when the alarm was given A panic ensued among the
girls, all of whom crowded at the last wlhuoW'
screamed to the tremen from the second WINDOW 70 put
up ladders for the girls Several girls Jumped out OF tne
windows | heard tine firemen say Put on water OuI
oil was confusion and they made no headway couu
see ladders lying on the ground. saw no one "nC
seemed to direct matters did not notice that tne e
men looked M 10 the windows. | saw no alempt lDHe
10 put ladder the low buildings twas i0roeu 10 s
out dropped from sulocation. 1t seemed to me at
1 must get could expect no help frOm the III nIG -
No ladder Was put up under me AS Auhe 'neIe'
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manager expects the movement Of that cereal 10 in
greatly from Other roads are also very
busy and, in fact tho entire Gould system has moro
business on all it's lines than ever before known The
cotton roads are the busy and are very scarce
The grain trains are taxed nearly TO their iun
capacity. and the earnings OF the system show an III
for every road comprising It. The largest increase
Of for the third week in November, as COM
pared with the corresponding week last year. is $4,000
on the Texas Pacific The Missouri Pacific comes next
with an increase OF n little than $4,000. Inc
other roads from $4,000 20 $4,000. excepting
the Central branch which ia comparatively short line.
aud even this little road shows Increase Of nearly
$1,000. The total earnings OF all the roads for the
week mentioned SS05,l62, showing an increase OF
$234, ,0S7 over the corresponding week last year.
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4 JUDGMENT RETERSED.

BRATTLEBOROUGH, Vt, Nov. 27.-ln the case
Of j. ID. Whitney against the First Natiohal BANK oI
rattleborough 10 the value OF $4,000 OF uLteu
sates bonds left in Me- bank rs special deposit for safe
keeping and which the bank claims were stolen IN tne
robbery of June 1871 decision has just been rendered
al the General Term OF the Supreme Court at MONT
pelcr In favor Of the bank The was nrst urea ny
ury in 1876. The verdict was In favor OF the pahA'
and the state Supreme Court afterward amrmeu INC
Judgment Whitney then a writ OF error Well lhto
IN. limited states Supreme Court, where the IOInieI
Judgments reversed, the case being teihue aU a
a NJ ria IL was again tried by jury In the VIM
County Court resulting In verci Tor the plilun puV
was removed Supreme Court upon eAceptlops ~
the ruling of the judge. Ihat Judgment has a for
by full bench, aud the case ieuaAueu LUZ
uuf fnarfr
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
INJURED BY A nIGHwAYMAN.

INJURED BY A hIGHwAYMAN.
jaSsd, aSSi' '''' ''''''' ''"''' ''' M
OswEGO. ~ Y, Now 27.-Ihe Oslcego Morning
Io dependent daily paper made It's hrs appearance
A NEW PUBLIsuIY0 COMPANY INCORPORATED.
ALBANY, y. y. Nov. 27.-rhe Reforlner Publlsh-
ing Company, OF NewYOrA capital $4,000 whichs TO pup
today.
AN OFFICE NOT LEGALLY EXISTING.
BOsTON, NOV. 27-lho supreme Court has , nr
cdd the CITY Physcan Of New Bedford docs not legal
lshed ~ ordinance Oi the city.
LAUNCH OF A SCHOONER. -
BATH, Me, Nov. 2I-Mes,is B. w. and H., d,
MoIse Auched lou, nt7tcG 5, ho2n"T A9gqse nCtaia
Rcuben II. Baker who viii commandheI. and others.
INCINERATGON or A PHYSICIANS BODY.
WAsiuNGrON. Penn, Nov. 27-Ihe remains OF
Dr l. Earhart Of Allegheny CITY were ncneaied in Le'
moyncs iurntce this monne IA two hours time nciG,in
eratlOn IN Lcmoynes cfematOry
WANTING SUNDAY LAWS ENFORCED;
TROY, y. y, Nov. 27.-At meeting today OF
arrange for mass meeting in favor Of enforcing the
day laws The cergymen viii preach next sunday On sun
dly oJseryances
ACQUITTED OF A CHARGE OF MURDER,
PWLADELPHlA, N0y. 27-Alb ri W Nalk"r. coloIeu,
hc ia lone. had fe to enter the endanr. rom and
be recScd hs injuries by having tho shut his face
APosTMMA5irERs SUIT T0R LIBEL. p,st.
PLANFIELp, y -, NoI' TGLLhas T. Top, ,,5 I9'S
ansan % pabshes Of Te CenraI Ne,s Jerseg Tms
ea na5cT Of Ills city or $4,000 damages for libel n.
TO which Pope belongs rho article upon which the s1 y
ing packed Grand Juries year after year.
THE NEW DREssED-BEEB COMPANY.
M nv ISccD NSy % rs saasf w @
the as9aine pn Tor saPRyn asd ns me WesterI
via the AeSTSE %be lHd Is at opposite
here large refrigerator win be bp herr e. Dock Doc ppGpss
irom Homer BamSdel ioE that purpose
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KILLED FOR CALLING HARD NAMES

LEAYENwORTH, Kan, Nov. 27.-W. ID.
Hoyt a stenographeI and telegraph operator at glu-
cose factory near this city, had dispute couple Of
days ago over the telegraph wire with train dispatcher
of the Union Pacific Railroad, Bailey at Lawrence,
Kan. Bailey called Hoyt some very hard names Hoyt
demanded a retraotion, which Bailey refused to make
Yesterday morning HOyt went TO Lawrence, and call
ing at Baieys Office again demanded retracton. He
was peTemptOriy refused aud ordered out OF the Oce
Howl refused TO 20, whereupOn Bailey went 10 MS des1
While he was in the act Of pulmg open drawer, H0yt
shot him ifcting a mortal wound. HOyt Is from Gin
cinnat, where he is well connected his father benz
editor of The Christian AdCOcate.
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THE VOTR or TWO STATES.

HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. 27.-The official
vote OF the state for Governor is as follows 'Walcr
(Dem) 59O14; Bulkley (Rep), 54'S53; Rogers Prol.
O34; Tanner (Gbk), 697 scattering. 36 Walers ma
iority is 1884. Sumner Dem), for Lieutenan-Gov-
ornor has 2455 majority NOrthrnp (DemI' ioF Secfe
tory of state has 726 majority Soat ReD), for Con-
troIler has 782 majority and Goodrich (Dem for Treas
urer 1914 majority The pluraiiies IA tine yote o 9r
Mitchell DeInl l,795 Wait Q!epl, l65, and seymour
Dem.l, l,44O. .
LINCOLN Neb. Nov. 27.-The official figures show that
Dawess CRep) majority for Governor over Morton
DemJ is 1896. The average Republican vote lor
state officers Is 4l19Oi Democratic, 26,s4S AntMo'
nopoly, l7,1S7.
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CRIME IN IRELAND.

o,rrpAGEs AND MOB VIOLENCE REPoKIhp'
~ NOR ATTEMPTS TO RELEASE THE NON-
pERER OF DETECTIVE Cox-A JUNoh ~ ,,n
xxcps CASE AND BAlLUF sIAbDEO
TnrvELyAN on TnE DISORDERS.
Dublin was the scene of several oufragSt .Ss
.aD,syaav D"T An attempt was made last night
>, mob 70 release from the hospital the man
ToIan " who killed Detective Cox. The MOP
dispersed on the arrival of the police IL Is Is
thought that the murderers OF COX were iyl"s
IN wait for several judges who passed the spo'
soon after the encounter. Dennis tieid' J'iol e
;OOt in tbe case of Hynes, who was hanged ior M
murder was attacked by two men yesterGi"y ySl.ioS
and badly stabbed and beaten His {;@ eU4Gi,lon raa
is daneeTous. Thomas Mallon, bailili' was was
stabbed in the head while attempting 70 STla0 Tro
a writ. Several arrests were made. M MI House
yolvan Chief Secretary for Ireland IN tne iiouoo
of Commons , referred to the outbreak OF CRIME
IN Dublin and said that the GovernhieH'
wonId make every effort to suppress IT,
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THE statue or JOH8 BRIDGE.
Try rELrnRApu TO THE rRIguNE.I

BosToN, Nov. 27.-The statue of John
Bridge one Of the carly settlers of Cambridge will be
unveiled in that city tomorrow. The statue, which is
Of bronze Of heroic SIZE represents him in Puritan cos
tumc Samuel j. Bridge, relative has given 1t to the
civ and It will adOrn Of the public squares The
late Thomas Could the cuptOr, made the mould before
his departure from this country but death prevented
him from mpleting the work AMI II nrusted to
his son Norsball $ Could VINO completed the task In
Florence The casting done by Burbcdlnne, OF
Paris Mr.. Bridge who Is mus commentaries, HNc~
In ridge IN 1855 tie Seltctman tweve year $,
n member OF the General Court four years and held
other ofices The statue will be accented Dy me
yInson and PresiIeul Eliot, OF Harvard.
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ro,D,r1 ATTACKED BY A MOB.

-. ro pv1rAsE DOLAN. THE MURDEihh
~ 80 -, cov--FvRTHER ARREsTs-1HE lN0CEsi'
VI wa W., o7-A mob tonight attacked inc
lis Street Hospital where Doldn' mn' WI 4ho
ond killed Detective Cox hes' VIII nH
,.. ",in - Is believed, of removing him. Inc nVo
sno,,ted and yelled and tried to break open .,i0
,o The inmates were thrown into state Oh tno
at.st alarm. The police were telographeo loI
1oroo force arrived on the ground at III
",a,oot az, armed with swords and batons, when tno
.noh 1isne,sed. They remained, however
lurking in the vicinity. Inc puii0o
ore now patrolling the neghborhood ana guar"'ns
the hospital ,,.4,ono1 military
,,,ord has been placed at Dublin Castle.
Five more persons arrested this afternoon III
.aaroc+;on with the murder of Detective Cox Doian
ho sbot Cox. is doing we'll The inquest On the oouy
of Gov was begun to-day. The medical evidence
showed that death wasinstantaneous In 'hc o'io,
Court Deyjne Woodward and Ryan were arfa'1ileu
ord charged with the murder of Cox. Detec'iNe
Ta.twood identified DevIne, but was not sure aOou'
tba other two The prisoners were remahded'
Precautions have been taken to insure tue saIetS
of the soldier of the Rife Brigade who assisted III
tho cantnre of one of the murderers friends Seven
;n3ges who had been dining in Mouhtjoy square.
nassad the spot where the mugderers OF Cox had
been lettering a few minutes after the ARRAY nap
o,ed II tisthought that the mur terers were lying
In wait for thejn. At meeting OF the CoTpoIdsII! 7!
80 Sev a resolution was passed. on motion OF IL
Dgyer Gray. VI. r., recording the hOrfoI VI VHo Ooi
noratiOn at the outrage.
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FRAGMENTS or WESTERN Ne rs
DEATH OF Az EN.coNGnEssNAX.

DEATH OF AN EN.CONGRESSNAN;
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Nov. 27.-EX-C0ngrCss-
man oliver p snyder died az Pine Hlut on saturday
ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SUICIDE.
IANEsBOROUGH, Miun., Nov. 27.-Chrlstlan
Johnson Yesterday after firing what he Supposed To %
fatal sot at his sweetheart blew his own Dfaln5 out.
Tie girl was only .ligntly injured
GENERAL SNOWFALL N THE NoRrHWE7T ,
CUICAGO, Nov. 27.--,n0W was q1ite general
Yesterday in the Northwest from fonr 10 SIX incheS
falling 1t cool tO-!uy and threatening further lll
of snow. Trains are not delayed mach on any OF the
roads.
KILLED WHILE RESISTING ARREST. 90, -
CAMPBELLsyILLE, Ky, NOV. Zl;-Oncel il
william jones 10 day attempted to arrest Juuus mar |
coorsd on a bench warrant. Hart resIsted tuo oice,
and Jones shot aud killed him. An e4amlhauoh was
held and JOne. was acquitted.
MURDERER SENTENCED TO DEAIh.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Nov. 27.-Ihe supreme
Corr to-day affirmed the decision OF the loNsr COut Al
Tbc cose of Howard Underwood charged wien mnIteI
d no VS. 4entencad 20 be executed on Drceul ler 20
KENruCKY PR0HIBlTIo CoNEENTIQN.
LOUISVILLE Nov 2IA StaCe m , CiIy on on
I,6rnoTy 10 1888 TO nominate candida Tor Governor
& bcr Sfat. officers The basis OF representation ls
one delegate to every 300 voters.
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TOPICS IN THE DOMINION.

ToRoyTo. Nov. 27.-The Phipps extradltlon
case was argued this afternoon before chel 'usuvo
Hacerty and two Associate Justices, on inouoh u |
,r,soror,s counsel TO reverse the formtr Judgment
Counsel urged that the proceedings at Phiadepnia
irregular; that the papers and dispositions were INSULT
cient to Justify sending the prisoner oach, "nu
that the offence was forgery. but obtaining soous
under false pretences. The Crown couhsei con'o"u'
tht the crime of forgery had been proved. Judgment
was reserved , 49,, ....o
Revorts from points along the Weland Canai S.a'e
,,, . oloc, sunposed TO be an earthquake, was FELT
ahont GAO this evening" and extended about twenty
miles. 49,.
MONTREAL. Nov 27.-The boot and shoe manufactur
ers mere have discharged all their asters belonging 10
the trades. uni OIL because COchrane d Cassilss men
have not returned 10 work. Unless some arrangement
ia made in a day two the factories will be closed
OTTAWA Nov 27-It is estimated that the cut OF sawn
lumber the Ottawa Valley This season VIII re2Gn 9
500 100000 feet, the largest cut since 1870; Inc
mills closed to-day. having since April % This Is
the best on record
ST. JOnN n. b. Nov. 1.-THE st. John River Is frozen
aver at Frederickton, and nav CATION has ceased.
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yrwr1yr ON STATEN ISLAND.

Ground has been broken for tho new rail-
road TO run from West Port Richmond across staten
Island TO Elungvile it's to be called tue Nof'h anu
south Shore Railroad OF staten lsianu' Ino ioa 10 "
~ anIstod NV Nav next telephone line will be con-
- oto,, g. A MOTEL and large wharf, II IA said,
s me- bn ae Princes Bay IL s tue intention 70 run
fast express trains mornings and eyenss SO Inn' & @ S
trp from tue southern terminus 10 'HA9 oJ W A "'
boat can DC made IN nfty minutes
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inefficient MAN1GEMEYT CHARGED

POUGHKEEPsIE, y. Y, Nov. 27.-Thc Board
OF Supervisors today received communication rom
the state Board OF Charities iucosng report 70 the
state Board from Miss Sarah NJ. Carpenter OF is
members charging ineficiency In the management OF
the Du.cnc County PoorhOu'e It Is charged that on
named days the inmates were fed with bread and
miserable butter Also thag Ot tnc inInac5 Is DOy
thirteen wears old VINO is k"pt in with sick ana
insane old men, The report referred Tor inyestga
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RECOUNT OF VOTES IN PROGRESS.

New BRUNSWICK, n. j., Nov. pa re-
count Of the votes for Senator in MddeseX County
al the late election begin this afternoon before jus
tice scuddrr OF the Supreme Court A. V. schenck the
Republican candidate elected the face OF tho re-
turns by 40 majority and James Nelson. the Demo
cratic candidate seeks to Oust MIN. Little progress was
lde In the recount this afternoon, and important
errors were discovered.
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THE STEAMSHIP PoLYNEsIAN INJURED.

HALIFAX, n. s., Nov. 27.-The steamer
Candon from New Orleans FOR Bremen, arrived here to-
day for coal When about docking at Roches Wharf the
engines refused TO reverse well and the anchor was
dropped Tue anchor failed to catch on the bottom ana
dragging through the mud the steamer went ahead ana
struck the side OF the Allan Line mail steamer Poyne
sian at the South Side Railway wharf damaging seYera
OF the latter's plates. The Clandon was afterwalu
docked all right. The Polynesan will be delayed III
proceeding to Boston for several days until repairs can
be made. The blow broke In three or rOur CT her ron
notes one below the water. and causing the water to
run into the boiler room. The Polynesan on her pas
SAGE from Iyereoo experienced almost continual s,or
weather The waves frequently broke over the ship ana
a boat was torn from It's fastenings and crushed
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,nr nrcnnNs1nI.E FOR DAMAGES.

Corporation Counsel Andrews salu yo''cIpHy
10 a reporter Of The TRIBUNE 'h't MS oP,"'"" -"
,tt,, ~ tho ,t, tor damages recovered by property
- f,,,, tine York Elevated Railway Company
would he ready in a few days. lie added; " DO not
believe that there s anything in the claim that tAo CITY
IA responsible Tor damages recovered by property OWN OWN
80 20, frn, Inc railroad sOmO time Agl Whtn lno aaDv
oia IN a. h., Tho rOad4 looked into Tue matter
nm @ % satisfied that they lad 10 just claim ana 50 re
pt
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The Times appealing to the public for help 10 ueia -.
cost OF the defence OF Arab Pacha. as he says inc
has assumed the character of great State inquiry
dispatch from Constantinople says that Der''s.-
Pacba who gave satisfactory explanations tone
charge OF encouraging Arab Pacha, mas peen i0'V
frnm confinement until further orders
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BISMARCK AND CLASS TAXES.

BERLIN. Nov. 27.-Prince Bismarck has re-
jeced the preliminary draft prepared by the Minister
Of Finance of bill abOishing the four lowest grades OF
class tax aud instructed the Minister 10 recast tho
preamble The introduction of the bill Will consequent
ly be delayed II Is believed however the bill has
no chance Of q final adoption.
The National party have declined on principle pro-
posal 10 cOaesce with the Lett wing OF the ConserV-
eVes, and purpose forming middle party III the Diet