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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-12
4 DEyI4L AND 4 CONTR4DICUON

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE complications
in tie sarroute nyestigI and trials endless
IN number and variety. On yesterday morning state
ment purportug be the substance Of sworn cOnfes
sion Of Frank Fal one OF the Jury hxers," pub
lished detailing the method OF his employment by the
Department OF Justice aud his operations. THIS even
gs Crlue contains an interview with Fa, IN which he
denies that he ever made the statement which pub
ished he says: "T1e AFFIDAVIT published over my
name Il not mine. While II contains much that DID
say all that reflects the Depar OF Justice mas
been carefully expunged In fact the affidavit has been
dOc,ored by Governor Wells 10 sut his own purposes
Governor Wells's attention called 10 the matter
this evening and be made the following statement IN re-
PLY thereto The original Of that paper he Fall atii
dayU the Department OF Justice, and has been since
the fling Of my report. The document drawd from
Mr. FANS dc'atiJu word for word. 'hOut the change
Of a word, syllable letter. lie stated himself that 70 II
true free ana voluntary, and made without purpose
10 color any act or circumstance. Without ever having
compared the portion that pub ished Friday
morning last Judge that 1t Vel bal copy OF all he
document whicu related 10 Falls connection with the
bro"n bribery. Omissions were properly made as |
Ju &C. because the publication had reference only 10 one
uahsacuOn-th1t Oi FlPs connection with the Pa ne
ana FOOte attempt 10 brIue Brown, which also The
subject matter OF the complaint against Fall and
5pect TO which Ac waived examination"
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CRIMES AND cAsUALnES-BY TELEGRAPH.

CHARGED WITH swINOLING PAWNBROKEKS.
BosToN Nov. ll.-JOhn Wilson, 81 Ncw-l Ork,
VA, arrested day with swtuding eight pawnDroA
ers this city ol about 80 each
INDICTED FOR EMBEZZLEMENT
BOsTsN. Nov. ll.-N. Ford Rogers, Of Providence.
was indicted tOd2y Tor rmbezzung 500 lrOm the Ne"
York and New England Railroad Company
BURGLARY IN MASsAo II SETS
BOsTON. Nov. ll.--Burgldrs cutrrrd Tue house OF
Charles Robinson at West rWtOn, Mass ast cNruInS Hu
stole clothing and jowelly amounting 10 s'uO IN Vauo
SENTENCED FOR ROBBING THE MAILS. g.,
PTTTSBURG, Nov. / -. .larcnce be a"u. an uu
post ofcr enpoye this sentenced O tiee oS
10 the peutenaIy mogung for rOOolns tAo m@i''
MURDER IN GEORGIA:
ATLANTA Nov. IA dispatch To 70 COhs..sa'iyI' m
reuor- Che murder OF j. McKavtn auAnOwn persons 70
t,sern Nj edge viLs and E4toutOL N Putnam county.
FATALLY INJURED BY A SWITCHING TEAIN..
W0tCE~TER Mass. Nov. II JONI, 3On 9i Daniei
suilv,n sge thlrtsen fatally Injured To-Day Oy aAh
nper The 'ars OF swtchng tam on The worcester -Au
y ashua taliroad.
ARRFsrEp ON THE CHARGE Of BURGLARY
RopnENTOWN y j., Nov. ll.-h l.. iilnds. CIV
al ~ West Newton MasA, arrived al Camden yesteiu
ad ned ewey which sto.en togetner win .t
tt a. 0rfnner The property disposed OF Oy Two men
"a the names OF Charles Mccarthy and James Doughoity
ho are supposed be the burglars Ihey are Ooh
~, iSa Cauden ial wiz 10 returned 70 AassAeh0sess
fol- trial.
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WEST INDIAN NOTES.

ST. THOMAS, Nov. 4.-The cable between
Martinique aud santa Lucia has been repaired The
cable between Trinidad and Denerara Is interrupted
There exported from santa Croix during the pas
season 1888 rogsheads of sugar 34l6 casks Of mo-
and l,O72 puncIeons OF rum against S744 hogs
heads OF sugar, Z.JlI casks Oi Inoitsses and $50
puncheOus u ruu last year
HAVANA. Nov. -Brgader Arderius, Governor Of
Havana has resigned.
The attached to the coach In which the wife u
Captain General Pendergast driving yesterday
ran away me coach was shattered but the lady e.
caped without injury
5ANTO DONINGO. Oct est is rumOred that rising
has occurred at Monte Christi 10 favor OF Gonzales
Al Puerto Plata the tobacco market improving: there
have been sales III the Interior IS per quintal Money
Is apunda.t, Out great drawback s found IN the i'm
me.s circulation Of Mexican coin which Is novd only
taken al discount Of 10 ninety da,s sight
blls on EUROPE. IL Il expected that y III soon be
Al discount OF y Or6ven Is per cent
Two vessels are loading produce for the United states
Three ctgoes OF sahOgany ready for snpment one
destined for New York and two for Boston
The Commission of the French Academy OF Science
who are to take observations al PetlOu vile. Hay OF
the transit OF Nentr have arrived at POr-au Prince
General 10th MOudesr has been Imprisoned at Jac-
mel, Hayti on the charge Of conspiracy number Of
persons have taken refuge at the British Consulate
there.
Coffee Is quoted IN Jscnel at - 2JGS5: dyewood at
- 75GS5 wax az la lsc., ana cotton at lOc.
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THE ARMY AND NAVY.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE following trans
fers have been ordered take effect from November IO
LieutenantCOlOnel John {. Tdbah from the 81 Arui'
lery TO the Ist Artillery LeutenantCoonei Alexander
piner from the lst Artillery to the Sd Aruery The
eytuson y, e we Of absence surgeons certificate or
dlsabtv granted Captain George VI. DoWney, 2lst ln-
flntry, september o. IeS-' uts oeeu '"4'Ne' '
four months on account OF sickness.
ASSISTANT Plymaster john Lowell ma, been orlered
20 any In tRe bureau II Provisions aud Clothing
t.1eru M commander Charles IL. PeudletOn has re-
-. 10 ms return home, having detached irUm the
rnn n south Atan lc station on ho Oth VI 1cptenl>
- ,na has bren placed waiting orders.
The Navy Bcplrtinent Is Informed thst ne United
80 -fratner Iuniata left New-YOrk Navy Yard
Te.Iertay morning Tor anchorage OF Ellis Island.
hre sne vii take powder, etc, preparatory 70
sailing on her cruise.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
N THE HANDS oFARrrrrvr

n THE HANDS OF A RECEIVER.
BOSTON. Nov. ll-iu the Supr.m. COurt this
morning ud2e Allen appointed charles r. Greenough
reNsI OF the Globe Omiany
THE rHOItNE ALIMOSY CASE
Boston, Nov. lin the Supreme tnurt to-day
the II Mrs Ella Tho charles H. Tholne jr.
~ allowed
per month 90 future. D-es.i or SjO. a. heretofore
PUBLISHER or 4 boston NEWsPAPER
Boston, NDy. ll.-EdWdrI Pavs0n Catl. private
secretary L. n Pulsifer OF Rosion Herald viii be-
publisher NJ The D1ig AdUrrer on Monday mofuiug
waters renq qulshnB tho treasufrrslp Oh account Jf
IL health.
SCHOONER LAUNCHED AT BATH NE
BATH, Nj Nov. l.-Aic,srs. tios, SAW rr x
PacAs lauur he'd this afternoon schooner lye A. Dunn
100 tons buruen she - owned by Dunn a 20 OF
YORK ana William Anderson Oi Port Hchmond The latter
viii command her.
Az INSURANCE COMPANY WINS A SUIT
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. lin ne case of Catharine
Po.Ock the Jued states Mutual Accident As-ocia
ton snt upon an ms rance policy the fe
husband who ded 40 hlle Haven Penn from drinking by
cupOf birch o" the today decided M favor
Oi tAr defence
IMMIGRATGON INTO CALIFORNIA
san FRANCISCO, Nov. ll.-iu lie past week S5i
been received during the week rom
and from England Germany France and Canada
asking for information about the site.
BODY STRIPPED ~ THE GRAVE
COHOES. y. y, Nov. lI.-.JOs ph RlveL who was
employed al the Campbell Clute machine works was
drowned October % and his Cal
vary cemetery IL has THAI hls body
and stripped OF suit VI coLhe gt from
the firm W whom he was employed
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FROM FOREIGN COUNTRIES
.,-.,nr1AwsnNs LITE ATTEMPTED.

rrDGE LAwsON'S LIFE ATTEMPTED
,n1rIsH PoLrrcs-THE AMERICAN ELtCIloN1
Tpo1LoPE's 11INEss-THE CARrIsTs-slK lib IN.
uUroRp ON AMERICAN HOSPITALITY
FROM CANADA AND THE WEST INDIES.
The London cable letter to IHE lkibc NJ
deals largely with British politics The MAJOR. mayor.
,ty on the question of the Closure was 4 IA so of
,Eon the Liberal Whips anticipated MoS' u
tbe English journals agree in regarding 'no nu
,nsult S Of the American elections as revolt on
the part of the Republicans against the dicta- meta,
tom of bosses and as rebuke to the Presloen', NJ
The German Government paid &9OoUo lCl ,l
the Hamilton manuscripts. Mr. IIonOpo
nhvsicians are hopeful of his ultimate recovery.
An attempt to assasslnate Judge Lawson W. 10
made Ma r in the streets of Dublin the would-Ge p;
mnrderer was arrested. The Carlis1 paI5 - =
said TO I've in a state Of dissolution M "-le
NJ Morton were uu1pjured by the accIden. 20
thair carriage in Paris. The Russian GoVeIn-
unent umen is TO cooperate in the search Tor the
Danish Arctic expedition.
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RESULTS or THE ELECTIONS.
THE VOTE OF PENNSYLVANIA.

PATTISON's PLURALITY OVER 3e,OOO-rHE IN
DEPENDENT VOTE ABOUT 10000.
PHiLADELPuA. Nov. 11.-Iue official vote has
been received from all the counties in the State ex-
cept four Complete returns have, however, been
received from these counties and the official vote
will make little or change in the figures. Patti
son has pluralIes IN forty-eIght counties aggregat-
ing 50 4j9 and Beaver has pluralties IN nineteen
counties aggregating 20. SO PattIsons plurality
over Beaver therefore Is 3S,639. The vote for
stewart. the Independent Republican candidate for
Governor, has not been sent ID BIZ numuer OF the
counties and the correct lgures cannot be gwen
but careful estimates place the total vote az about
10000 The next state senate viii be composed
OF 29 Republicans and u Democrats, aud the
House IL Democrats and - Republicans. lue
Democrats VIII TINS have 10 majority on JOINT
Dallo.. Tie present senate stands - Rrpuhlctns
and ] : Democrats, and tie House i-2 kepuOu CANS
and 20 Democrats.
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
RUMORED UNION OF TWO COMPANIES.

RUMORED UNION OF TWO COMPAN
The transfer books of the Canada Southern
Railway Company clOaed yesterday, after one
weeks notice great deal Of mystery 10 the Occa-
sion Of this action has been maintained. and from this
fact alone have sprung many contradictory runors
II was understood yesterday that some arrangements
were about to be made by whch the reIatons OF the
road with the Michigan Central to be made still
more intimate than they have been IN the past. lt was
rumored in Wall street that the two companies were TO
be united.
The business between Detroit and Buffalo divided
formerly by the Canada Southern and the Great West
Canada but when the latter company was united
with the Grand Trunk Raj way. the arrangement pract
caily ended The Canada Southern Is building an moe
pendent line into Detroit. which will be completed
probably by the middle OF next month In view OF tls
TACT the Michigan Central and the Canada southern VIII
form close alliance I'm opposition 20 the Grand trunk
system Il Is not improbable that the Michigan Central
will the Canada southern buttne terls OF the pro-
posed lease have not been made pubic
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MINNESOTA sOLIDLY REPUBLICAN.
AFULL REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL DELEGAuo
..-r. ..--...--.. - - l -------- -1--..r-

I NOTWITHSTANDING IIIlI4I--INIIV'
AND a REPUBLICAN LEGISLATURE.
ST PAUL Mimi, Nov. 1.-The final to0tlngs Of
re.urus aud estimates from all counties give the
following majorites Tor Congressman lst District
W bite Repl. 5G3 Id. Wakefield HepA s,G93 !;
Iud STRAIT u!ep.l, 0,IO7: IVth Wa5hbum RepA
2,jOI; Vth Nelson Rcp), plurality, 71O2. The
Legislature now stands senate Republicans 80 !;
Democrats 10, House, Republicans - ; Democrats
q; IuGepeuIeut 4: Farmers >. Tbe list Is hSe!v
10 ue slightly changed gE la dispatches from out
lying districts. IL Is reported tna- brennan, Ies
dud Btruum, Democratic candidates for Con grcss
III the Ist. IN aud Nth Districts Will contest the
elections Oh tuc ground col alleged lIaulls
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ANIERICAN HOSpITALITY.

LONDON, Nov. 1I-Sir Hcnry Ha1ord. who was
captain of the British rifle team which participated
IN the contest NJ Creedm0Or ID September last. has
made an o.ic al report to the chairman Of the Ma
tional Rife Association. The report concludes a.
follows; Il beg 70 bear testimony to the e1trrme
kindness and hospitality shown us by every section
of American society. am certain that our visit
viii ever be !, memDered by us IS one OF the most
pleasant incidents Oil our Ives
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ILLINOIS REMAINS REPUBLICAN.
SMITH ELECTED STATE rReAsrR4R-rHr LEGrsL.

TUhE REPUBLICAN,
CHICAGO, Nov 1l.-Ihe history Of politics in this
State does NOT furnish parallel TO the present elec-
tIou 10 the difficulty experienced in getting the re-
turns. Otticial maiorues from 81 counties OF the
1OZ ana careful estimates OF the other eight coun-
ties, give smith. Rep. for State Treasurer, 1910
majority, aud his election IS considered assured
The result on the Superintendent OF Public Instruc-
ton is stlll IN doubt. with chances III favor If
RaaD. Dem. The state Legislature Is certainly Re
pu tlicau uy i on Joint ballot The senate stands
Republicans 81, Democrats 20. House Repubi-
cans =, Democrats =, Independents l u. NJ.
Ha.e-, On JOINT ballot. Republicans IUo, Demo
Gratis %, hide pendent /.
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pt-3rrr WORSHIP IN FRANCE.

PAus Nov. l1.--ln the Chamber OF Deputies to-
day tie estimates Ior plblc worship were discussed.
NJ. Falaeres, Minister OF the Interior announced
that the Government had decided to oppose any
proposition tending to tue abrogaaon of the con-
coIdat. The Radicals urged reduction Of The esti-
mates. Bishop Freppel argued that the state was
bound 10 maintain public worship as an indemuld-
c1tion TO rho clergy tor the coahscauOn OF their
property at the time OF the revolution. The Cham
Der then proceeded to discuss lie separate items.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON Saturday, Nov II, 1882.
The Duke Of Albany has Joined the Longielow Memo
rial Committee
The Paris police have seized a large bundle Of revO
lutiOnary manifestOes.
The fire IN the cargo Of the steamer Propitlous at
Liverpool, from Galveston. has been extin gulHhed.
The cabinetmakers Of Paris have induced the work
20 accept q compromise. The men have agreed to
resume work al 65 cenumes per hour.
In accordance with pledge given by the Prefect Of
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DrNOCEAJIC MISSOURI

THE LEGISLATURES OyERwHELNINGLY BOURBON.
ST LOUIS. Nov. IA dispatch from Jefferson
City says: The Secretary Of State gives the follow
ing a. the probable comp pexon Of the next LegisIa-
ture: Seuate-DrmOcrats 2S; Republicans 6'
House-Dcmocrats, 10l IndeDendent Democrats,
3 Republicans 33; Greenbackers, 3. Joint bal
Io.-Uemocrats, I5! Republicans, 80; Green
hackers 8.
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4 DLSHONEAT JANITOR.

BosroN, Nov. ia young man, Fulton oy
uane VINO was bred assistant antoT AT tue ho.ea
Huntington in this city, slept In the upper part " @
htI nsre furs ,ewelry and other valuable articles
ware .tored n trunzs week be disapPesred' sho
nron,rty valued ut from 900 - oeo vsasnsd Is s
one trunk " a traced TO Albany. Is - Ilo~sa' 'A~s
ton IA Ia Ne1Iork
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THE DANISH ARCTIC EXPEDITION

COPENHAGEN Nov. lit Is stated good
thortv that IN consequence of the report OF the
loss ofthe Danish exploring vessel DUmphna. the
Minister of Marme has requested The Russian Gov
ernp mt 20 cooperate the search for the missing
vessel private search expedition is contemplated
under Larsen, VINO participated in tie Jcaunette
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NICKEL PLATE REORGANIZATION.

CLEVELAND, Nov. 1.-THE directors OF the
Nickel Plate road VIII meet in New-Nork en- Tuesday
when two Of the present board win retire and General
Deyereaax and Judge Burke Will take their pla e. No
chance wi be- mad. IN officers genera OF subordinate.
and removals N Doe made hereafter except Tor cause
The owners or tGo bling interest arc pleased Win
tLt eXisLIuE force d tMn.Oy.s.
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NORTH CAROLINA IN DOUBT.

TUE DEMOCRATS ONLY CLAIMING TIE SMALL MA
J0RTY OF l,OOO-POOLE ELECTED 10 con-
CEFsS.
RALEIGH, y. C.. NOV. 1.-The election of Poole,
Rep. for Congress. the lst District, Is conceded
by the Democrats. The election IN the NIlth l's-
t1ct Is .tll in doubt Bennett Dem, tor Congress
mau-at-Large Is claimed by the democrats b. 1000
Or more .niLrILN.
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RICHMOND AND DANvLLE DIVIDEND.

The direcfOrs 0I inc RicIm0nd and DlnVIIIe
Railroad Company at meeting which lasted nearly all
day yesterday voted pass the next quar- ery dlv-
dcud pay he interest the deoeniure bonds On
April l. The discussion this action was long end
sharu and tne OF Board continued from
Il 4. Ia until about , D.. M. Contradictory runOr-
about The dividend were circulated in Wal-st during
n V
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SOME RESULTS IN VIRGINIA.

TWO MORE DENOCEATIC CONGREssMEN.
RICHMOND, Va. Nov. ll.-Couected returns from
the counties Of the st District, al official except
one.show that Garrison, Dennis elected over Mayo.
Coahtiouist. By 70 majority. 1t is reported
here that the official figures from the With District
will so change the result there that O'FerelIs,
Dem, election over Paul C0alltIOnlst Is assured.
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4 YoCAG MURDERER CONVICTED.

WATERFOWL, y. Y. Nov. 1.-THE trial OF
Elmer Palmer FOR murder Of his grandfather Franeis
Palmer began AZ Canton November l, and ended TO-
day IN verdict OF murder IN the second degree Elmer
IA lad sxteen years old lie and his mother lived ~ith
MS grandftthrr Oh a farm. Elmer charged win
poisouln come rum which grandfather dganx ane
uaffa tli.s
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TIE CAHLIsT PARTY IN DISSOLUTION.

LONDON Nov. IA dispatch to The Times from
MADRID says the Cariist party seems 10 have
reached the stage of final dissolution. Tor mouths
il Las been divided inJo bitterly hostile cImpsrepre-
sen-ed by tgourwspap. the SiG'O Future and Ia
IT, Dou Carlos pa-rouizes the former party. lie has
lately sccrnfuiy refuse TO respond to loyal tee-
gram sent hlm from a banquet Of adherents Of the
latter party. who accordingly resolved to seud a
deputaton % Venice 10 demand an explanation
from Don Carlos. IN the event Of the eXplanat! on
nNnM MN.
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ATTEMPT AT TRAIN WRtCKING.

READING, Penn, Nov. ia plank. was
thrown across the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
track a. night at Limerick station and engine OF
l train ran INTO It, The engine was thrown the
track The obstruction was placed there eYlCenty 10
throw tue late up passenger TRAIN rom the TRACK
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WLyrER BEGUN IN THE NORTHWEST

MANDAN, OAK, Nov. Lice is beginning
m rim heavily in the Missouri RIVER The weather Is
quite cold and clustering Navigation Is likely 10 close
IN "A day TWO.
ST. PAUL, MINI. Nov ia report received heFe
frou rooksron says: II il showing fast, and Ia sone
plnces II mas already drf Ell ten TO twelve Iect hisA
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RrnrCTION IN FARES.

MINNEAPOLIS Nov. 1.-THE agents Of the
Chicago Nlwaukee and St Paul Railroad last night re-
orders sell through Cckes from this city or
ST. Paul Chicago Grstclass at % Ins is in reaa-
on the Rock Il and La road for tho c ng OF rates
between here and Chicago over iJa Albert Lea route
which uds been Going or l0r month.
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AIEA.E rEcLARED FOREEITED.

RALEIGH, y. c., Nov. 11.-Thc stockholders
u the At antc and North Carolina Railroad Company
met yesterday iu Godsbo ough ana declared forfeited
the lease OF their roal 20 th. Midland N. c. Railroad
repre,c uteI b. y. =. Best. of New-Iork.
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BURGLARS ACTIVELY At WORK.

PORr JERvIs, y. Y. Burglars ehleleu
the Erie Railroad office at Ha~ley' Penn l'S' hs''' Oe
,u rbe safe and obtained $500 Many petty ourgares
- - 49,, .,,,ntrted in mi, section, aud a. many as
rrty Ia Orange County, y. Y, TINS "eeA' An'o0 ' %
wrrc bowu open ia Port Jeryls IA Que hl-"''
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bridge over the Erie Canal at Aan-s this city, fell into
the canal this morning. The delay 10 navigation VIII
seriously affect the Doamen who are nearing tne close
of their season The loss M this city by the accident Is
estimated at $4,000 The structure has always Deen
fail
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NEvADA co. DEMOCRATIC.

THE LEGISLATURE A TIE OF JOINT BALLOT.
EUREKA New, Nov. 1.-The full count OF the
State shows the election Cassidy Dem, for Con-
pres-. and Adams. Dem for Governor. The Legis-
lature IS a tie Oh Joint bdllOt.
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rAF yELLOW FnTEG DECREASING.

PENSACOLA. Fla, Nov. 1.-THE yellow
r,,,s far the uast two days give seven new cases
tro d-,ths rhe total cases To d4le are %'3-5 ana
a ns ,eafn- Ig2 The weather is fair and warm AMONG
~ rsnt cascs In tnat o Mrs ocJtt, we Ol Jie Feuel
t1S Sadcnu -cori rect n o. tus Episcopal CAuioh
dp - - II.r c,,se /. represented " DO shI one
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TIE BOERs VICTORIOUS.

DURBAN, Nov. 11.-The Beers have attacked
and completely defeated Montsiva and occupied his
territory. Moutsiva has retired to small tract of
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4 FAMILY BURNED TO DEATH.

PETERSBURG, Va, Nov. 1l.-News mas been
c,yed here of the burning Of log ca1h ou the Ihrm
:. Nrs Marshall Lunenburg County, occupied By
o. ~, al col,red p.rsous lcw nights ago, All the
InaDts nersnsd in the flames. II Is supposed that
tte cabin set ON nre.
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MR. 4vD vRe. MORTON UNfNJCRED.

PAHIs, Nov. 1.-THE accident 10 Sir. Morton, the
American Minister, and his wife. while driving yes
terdav. was caused by a collision. Their carriage
was overturn d. and Mr. and Mrs. Morton were ex-
tricated through a window. They sustained no IL
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THE ERIE CANAL BLOCKED.

A BRIDGE AT ROCHESTER, FALLs INTO THE WATER.
ROCHESTER,, n. Y, Nov. 1.-THE iron LIT
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scripts continue to be expressed but the iac'
out that the museum authorities absurdly under
valued the collection and refused TO treat lot It's
purchase as a whole while Mr. Lippman' ChleI oi
the Berlin Library, had carte blanche from 'ne
German Government to pay any price, and had
liberty to dispose of later manuscripts not "''n'eu
The prieepald was 100000.
THE ILLNESS OF Mr.. TRoLLoPE'
Mr. Trollope's illness is paralysis compiica'ou Oy
oDonlectic SYMPTOMS He remained unconscious anu
speechess from Friday till thursday WV
improving slightly His physicians are hopei"i VI
ultimate recovery. His illness is due to persistent
overwork. He has had great number OF caliS "n"
expressions of sympathy. Vs.