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DELAWARE.
A Solid LcgisIature.

WILMINGTON, DEL., November 9-The
official vote Of Delaware gives Stockley.
DEM, for Governor / ,93s majority. Lore,
Dem, for Congress has 1923 majority.
Martin, Rep, Is elected Sheriff OF New
Castle county by o majority. With this
exception the entire democratic ticket Is
elected. The next legislature will stand:
House, solid Democratic; Senate. 3 Demo.
Gratis and one Republican, who hold over.
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Amendment Proposed.

LONDON, November 9.-In the Commons
this morning Robert Arthur Arnold, Lib
eral, gave notice be would offer an amend
ment TO Sir Stafford Northcote's motion on
Egypt, to the effect that the employ yment oil
Brirish troops in Egypt was necessary TO
preserve law and order, and also to protect
Egyptian people in their endeayor to obtain
self government
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|aprl,t Association of west Virginia

Special Dispatch % the Register.
HlSrOS, W. VA, November 9.-The BaP-
fI General As Ociation Of West Virginia,
p1Yened here Today, about one hundred
tiegates being present. Prof. ID. b. Pher-
ION Of the stare university, Was elected
resident, and W. T. Atkinson of Parkers-
'4rE, secretary. The day has been devoted
4 routine business, and to considering the
aims Of the American Baptist Home
S'ion Soc Cery. The annual sermon was
sached tonight by Rev. J.. W. Carter, OF
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MASSACHUSETTS.
CongratuIating the People.

BosroN, November 9.-The Democratic
State Central committee will issue an ad'
dress in the morning, congratulating the
independent voters of Massachusetts,, on
he result of the election.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
The state Regarded ~ Doubtful.

RALEreH. \. c., November 9.-Rsturns
from the First district indicate the cleo
ton of \. F. Pool, Republican, to Congress,
instead of Latham. Doubt is entertained
IS the election of Bennett. Democrat, Con-
at-large, and Robbins, Democrat,
IN the Seventh district.
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SIeGness I'm PennsyIVanIa.

hEADING, November 9.-The public
-ools Of Birdsboro were ordered closed to-
,, 'Wlhg tn the prevalence of scarlet
'eI eeI and dipthtria. In one family five
-'l.ufen have died. The disease is on the
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Good for waahIngton County.

s":A,hINCToS, Pa, November 9.-The
la ~ vote Of this county gives PattiSOn
sv: ,S' SIX majority, a Democratic gain of
sn hundred and FIVE. The Democrats
W >eratOr and one member of the
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UTAH.

SALT LAKE, November 9.-Later returns
indicate about 5000 Gentle votes and
20.OOO Mormon votes. Twenty-Five per
cent of the registered vote was not cast.
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turns indicate that the Republicans have
lost number of Congressmen.
BuIly For Iowa.
DRs MONIES, November 9.-The latest
returns Indicate that the Republicans have
lost the following congressman: Farwell
in the Second; Updegraf in the Fourth,
Wilson in the Fifth, and Anderson in the
Ninth: the successful Democrats being
Murphy, Weber, Frederick, and Pusey.
The Congressional delegation will, there
fore, stand Republicans seven; Demo
Gratis L. The last delegation stood nine Re-
publicans.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, November 9.-Wu-
son. Republican, is elected to Congress, in
the Fifth district, by 60 majority.
DIS MoINEs, IA, November 9.-Specials
10 State Register up to this hour, ii P. NJ,
give full returns in the congressional dis
trie+s heretofore in doubt
In the Fourth district, Miller, Greenoack-
er and Fusion, is elected over Updegrat by
625.
In the Fifth district, Wilson, Rep, with
every precinct in the district heard from,
is elected by 6S majority.
In the Ninth district, Pusey, Dem, car
ried seven of the nine counties, and Is
elected by q majority of 2.10k
Majority of McCord, Rep, in the First
district, is 2S9.
The Registers returns indicate maJori-
ity on the State ticket of $4,000 to 3l,OVO.
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THE HOUSE.

The Democratic Majority still Going
Up.
The latest returns increase the Democratic
majority in the next House of Represen-
tatives to sixty one. which later figures
viii probably swell slightly. The delega-
tions By States are as follows:
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,D' JNBUs, o., November 9.-James G.
W q : gle Baltimore and o 10 yari
Was u ed hv the cars t,-iay. His
''l's rtside il BIrnesYills, o.
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TEXAS.
One Lone Republican.
Daily Dangers.

GALyEsToS, November 9.-lt is conceded
that 0cheluee. Republican, has carried the
Seventh district by about $40 majority.
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Resigned.

DuBLIS. November 9-Richard SAILOR,
H,me Rule member Of Commons. from
Queens county, Ireland, has announced
his resignation.
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Fire Record.

CHICAGO, November "a Nicola, lows,
special says: A fire last evening destroyed
ten of the leading business houses. Loss,
10000; insured.
ToRosTo, November 9.-The store house
and contents Of the Northern and Hamii-
ton, and Northwestern Railroad was burn
ed to-day. Loss. 100000
CINCINNATI. o., November ga CONNER
cisl Point Pleasant, W. Va, special says:
A fire broke out last night in the saw mill
of T. John. de estroying II, with a large
an3 one DIV cling house. Loss 81, 500; no
insuranoe except on the dwelling.
BrsGHAxPTox, n. Y. November IA
large wooden bridge belonging TO the
Delaware, Lsckaeana and Western rail.
road. across the Susquehanns at Great
Bend, connecting that road with the Erie,
burned this morning.
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Fos headacbs. siek - H NE p
RuBA.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

The Democratic Majority.
COLUMBIA, 8. c., November 9.-The Demo-
cratic majority in the State will probably
reach 5000
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Knvorn.., d.aii,s& esha..s.s
vitality cured bY ripe y1t9pt Ifs4 HI
tr
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IOWA.
EiraIADRIaiIl.
Bully For Iowa.

DEs MONIES, November s.-The latest re-
turns indicate that the Republicans have
lost number of Congressmen.
n.
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NEW JERSEY.
A Close Ahave.

TRENTON, November 9.-The House will
stand, S3 Democrats, 2 Indepe ndent Demo-
Gratis end 25 Republicans. The Democrats
are sure If at least three majority on joint
ballot, and may have seven.
CONTAINING sill the essentisls, OF true
tonic, and sure TO give satisfaction, is
Browns ron Bitters.
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A Doubtful District.

FREpEKIcKsBuRs, Va, November a.-Re-
ports from eight counties in the First Con-
gressional district give Garrison, Democrat
i,07l majority. Two Demo- ratio counties
10 hear from. Six counties not heard from
gave last year $50 Readluster majority;
The district will be very close and is still
in doubt.
STANTON, Va, November 9-The Demo
Gratis of the Seventh Congressional district
concede the election of Paul, Coalition, by
l9s majority.
RrCHnoSp,VA.. November 9-Rcturns up
TO this hour (ll y NJ indicates the election
Of Garrison, Dem, in the First district,
though the coalitionists still claim Mtyas
election All the counties so far heard from
show Massey, Dem, for Congressman-at.
large, has reduced Camerons majority Of
last wear by 5000 He will need to do bet
ter in the remaining counties to defeat
Wise
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VIRGINIA.

lOtAI..-........... ...s-........s...s. .s.ss'
Democratic majority, 81.
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CHICAGO, November 9.-The Evening
Journals Quincy, Ills. special says: a
passenger train last night sbonf midnight,
on the 81. Louis, Keokuk and Northwestern
Railroad. collided with freight train.
twelve miles south OF this city. The nash.
up was fearful. A fireman, brakeman. asd
a passenger, named Griffin, Of keokuk,
we're badly burt Griffin's skull Is frsc-
tured and his recovery Is poubtfuL
EIIE, Pa, November 9.-Tuesdsy night
Mrs. Maggie Heron. q blind psupef, was
burned 10 desth at the aims house. her
clothes having caught FIRE from the ashes
of pipe she was smoking in bed
PkoErA, LIS, November 9.-Two boys
psmtd Engelke, were killed at Wilisrds .
coal mine, near this city. today. A train
loaded with coal cars on which they usre
riding, broke through Q bridge sud fell
distance OF twenty-five feet. The boys
were buried In the wreck, and instantly
killed.
CLEyELASp, O., November "a special
10 the Leader says: John Farley Gas
killed by train at Massillon, while walk
ing on the railroad track.
Peeuiiar MsP1ea AethSds.
SALT LAKE CrrY, November 9-It has
come 10 light that at q meeting of the
higher priesthood after the late conference
President Taylor instructed the priests and
bishops and their councillors they we're not
entitled To hold their positions unless they
qualify by becoming polyFomists. OF the
few such officers who are monogamists, one
bss sisce resigned rather tbsp take ano'hes
wife His resignation was accepted. Othefs
are in a quandary ~ 10 what 70 do abou'
it. but they will have 70. marry
more women or step down fhd ont.
One has been appointed president of the
Seventies on condition that he take new
wife. One nev.made apostle, . mere boy,
is upderstood TO have complied With the
condition of holding his office. This h
but the logic of the position taken BY the
church. II must stand BY its religion, lau
or no Law. II shows tnat until the govern
nent proves itself stronger than the Nor
mon church in Utah, polygomy will nos Be
suppressed, hut rather stimulated in In
! growth and expansion. There is no d1ub,
sieut the irath Of this whether denied o.
rot.
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Arthur In n Brown Study.

President Arthur maintained the same
privacy which has characterized his present
visit to this city, and remained at his home,
making final arrangements for his return
to Washington. The door. bell Of his resi-
dence, at l23 Lexington avenue, was not
rung by single visitor. Just before IL
o'clock, he entered his private carriage and
drove to church, where took place the fu-
neral services over the remains OF Mrs.
Miles, en- old friend of the President. This
afternoon the President left for Washing
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Comments on GIadstone's speech OF
Wednesday.

The Freeman Journal says: Premier
Gladstone has never before yesterday de.
clined to distinctly and clearly give his
opinion of the necessity of home rule or
the extent which it should be conceded. 1t
is impossible to exaggerate the significance
of his utterance. Gladstone would not
dare use the words he did unless there were
some real meaning behind them. The
proposition that England will recognize
home rule was distinctly advanced and
brought more clearly into the domain of
practical politics by Gladstone in his
speech
The Irish Times, commenting on the
same point, says editorially: Gladstone
made a remarkably and emphatic new bid
for the Irish vote"
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sll right, bht when itparted she went down
at once. Witness went out with De Long
and saw the remains of the wreck.
Buniness WiM Now Proceed.
WASHINGTON. November 9.-Secretary
Foleer resumed his duties at the Treasury
Department to-day. -.
The New Pension Building.
Ground has been broken for the new
Pension Office, IN Judiciary Square. The
building Is TO be 400x2O0 feet aud IS feet
high. Ii will accommodate 500 clerks
and will cost SAC 10000 General Meigs
thinks twill be finished in two years. 1t
will resemble one of the old italian pal
aces, but will be built of brick and iron.
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DOWN TO DEATH.
A Walters Isfrlbls EaRkths Bai-
timsrs City Nall.
OTHER CASUALTIES AND GRIMES.

BALTIMORE, November 9.-Bsrtholomew
Tully, lahorer, residing at No. 5 Potomac
street, Canton, met with horrible death
to-day, shortly before noon, By falling
from the stairs, leading from the third to
the second floor in the City Hall TO the
basement below, distance Of nearly fifty
feet The unfortunate man had only Q
few minutes before the accident ascsnded
the staircase in company with . friend TO
visit the Council chambers on the third
foor. After showing his friend the various
apartments the two started to descend u
stairs together 1.-THE deceased beinx In the
lesd), and v hen about half way down Tully
tripped, and losing his balance,
Fell HeaA Fsre0Sas
over the balluster, striking on the pave
nent below, dashing his hrsins out His
friend, who was in the rear, in coming
down the stairs, ran quickly down. but
without waiting TO ascertain the result dd
his friends injuries, proceeded 70 the homo
OF the deceased 20 inform the wifd and
children Of the sad accident that hs4 -.
fallen their parent aud only support tnL
W. Bolton fitzgerald, who was psssing<hs
stairs on the second 6oor st the time, %.
served something nying pest him, foilowsA
Cra.hins ssa.a
as the body fell on the door. Looking down
he behsld q motionless figure lying upo0
the pavement groaning. He Immediately
called Mr.. Sidney Warner. the watchmtu
who summoned DR.. McShane promtly. Up
on examining the body it was found that
the base OF the skull was crushed 70 jelly,
the brains oozing out in ell parts. Al!
hopes of saving his life were fruitlsss, and
the unfortunate man died after lingering
about FIVE minutes. by this time the news
OF the accident had spread throughout the
ball and among the many people conSre-
gated around the outside, and before the
body OF the dying man was cold
Huaareds Of People
had gathered around the corpse, discussing
the terrible occurrence. Tue police soDa
arrived upon the scene, when q stretcher
Was procured, and the body removed 10 tho
Central police station. The balluster bears
plainly many marks Of the deceased's
shoes, showing the desperate struggle he
made 10 save his life. The height of the
balluster railing from the stairs 10 at least
five feet The stairs run In points al about
three inches square along the railing, BE-
ing too narrow for Q person TO walk on.
The srot where the deceased trippsd 10
about halfway on the staircase, and 10 Q
sharp curve, showing the impossibility Of
a ptr.on saving himself sft-r once losing
his footing The deceased was . hard.work-
ing man, and leaves wife ~ d three cnil.
dren to mourn their sad loss.
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The New Pension BuIlding.
NEWS NOTES FROM NEW YORK.
ReliRi0uR,

NEW YORK, November 9-The Methodist
Episcopal Mission this morning appro-
pristed the following sums for missions in
the United States not in the conference:
Arizona, 5000; Black Hills, So 600; Da-
kota, $500; Indian Territory, 5000;
Montana, Sill, 200; New Mexico, Sl2, 500;
Utah, Sl2,500; Norwegian and Swedish
Missions in California, $4,000.
The synod of the Catholic arch diocese
of New York, Cordinal McClosky presiding,
considered to-day the government Of the
sub treasury, management of parochial
schools, confirmation, confession, aUsolu-
tion and administration of the sacrament.
Yesterday the subject discussed was the
better enforcement of ecclesiastical disci-
pline. The following priests we're ap-
pointed to the tribunal for trial by religious
.sonrS Father Hewitt, Of the Paulist
Fathers, Rev. DR.. McGlynn, Rev. DR.. Nc
Clowery, Rev. G. A. Healey and Rev. DR..
Mcsweeney. The synod adjou rned this
evening.
Liquor Dealers in Trouble.
Goodrich II. Busted, distiller of spirits,
of Westfield, Mass, and George ID. Bayard
and Gustave +. Ferdinand, extensive IL
auor dealers, have been held in $4,000
each, TO answer TO the charge of defraud.
ing. 1t is alleged Perrimapd and Bayard
SOlO Splits lndnuidCtuItu Uy pusteu ifoih
their stores in New street in barrels stamp
ed with revenue stamps that had already
been used.
The Betund Sighted.
Officers of the French steamship st. Ger
main reports that early on Tuesday the st.
Germain passed within two miles of the
steamship Betund from Liverpool to New
Orleans. Signal for assistance was shown.
Big Bore.
To day the Weehawken Tunnel, three
quarters of mile long, on the New York.
Ontario & Western railway, was cut
through. The boring was commenced on
March 3, 1881, and since that time 400 men
and l4O compressed air drills is the aver
age Dumber employed, winter and summer.
The exact dimensions of the tunnel are
Length, 1886 feet; width, p feet; height,
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American Exhibit in London.

Prof Baird is making arrangements to
senu to the London Exposition, to be held
in May, al elaborate exhibit Of American
life saving apparatus
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nYoa are Ruised

in health from any cause, especially from
the use of ary Of the thousand nostrums
tha' pronli.e so largely With long fctitI9us
Biiters at cpce. and in short time you
will have the must robust and blooming
health
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the election of Cullen and Thomas, Repub.
licans, in the Eighth and Twentieth DIS
tricts and Worthington, Democrat, in the
Tenth. The delegation would then stand
eleven Republicans TO niue Democrats.
The Legislature.
The State Legislature is very close on
joint ballot. IL is impossible TO tell which
party win have majority when the re-
turns are all in. ...-.-.
The latest returns from the State jndi.
cate the election OF the Republican State
ticket by from l0, 600 to 200.
Republicans Save the Legislature.
CHICAGO, November 9.-Returns on the
State Legislature show that the Senate will
be composed of 81 Republicans and 20
Democrats, and the House will have II Re
publicsns certain, with possibility of 10,
and "a Democrats, with q possibility of rs,
giving the Republicans majority OF IL to
Is on joint ballot, which means the elec-
tion of Republican United States Senator.
The result in the Twentieth Congress
sional district is still in doubt, with the
possibilities in favor of Thomas, Republi-
can, which would make the Congressional
delegation stand: Republicans, IL; Demo
Gratis, 3.
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A Report That Massey In Elecsed.
WASHINGTON. November 9.-Dispatches
from Democratic sources say that Massey
has been elected over Wise, in Virginia, ss
Congressman at.Lsrge.
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.BuITr. Eoyembsr e.-1hs 0ssnaa ~.
eminent hu oe6sSed The csoeswsrattoa q
troops aIose tbs French fsostjes n eesge
qpencs cf tie psujecte9 exteode9 q ~
fnsnenvefs q fAs Rrsodh essnlsy b ~
eastern proyfscea
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-01-24
CHURCHES.

CAIRu BAPTIST. Corner Tenth and Poplar
I J atreets: preaching fret and third Sundays In
each -ionth, II a. m. and 1890 p. m; prayer meet
Inc Thursday, 7:30p. IN. Sunday school g:3O am
Rev. A. j. HESS, Pastor
CHURCH OF THE acknowledgements
~ Fourteenth street, Sunday 7:oOa M, Holy
Euchaslst; 80 q. m Sunday school lO;45 am:
Morning prayers o:Oo ?. m, evening raJoiH' f.
p Davenport, s. T, X. Rector
vNfRsT MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH.
I Preaching At 10 80 q. H., p. m, and 1;SO p IN.
Sabbath school 1T 7:3O p. IN Rev. !. D. shores,
PASTOR
4 LUTHERAN Thirteenth street; services Sab
l. bath 80 a. m. Sunday school 2 p, m. heV'
knappe, pastor.
ETaODIsT-Cor Eighth and Walnut streets
WI Preaching Sabbath ll0O a. m. and 80 p. m
Sunday school at 400 p. m. Rev j. A. scarrett'
Pastor.
DREsBYTERIAN--E Eighth street; preaching on
/ sabbath at II 100 a. IN. and 1880 p. m; prayer
meeting Wednesday at 1872. M SUNDAY SehooI
atSp. M. Rev b. Y. George, pastor
OF. JOsEPH's-,R omAn Catholie) Corner cross
> and Walnut streets services Ssbbath lO'SO a.
m. sunday school at p. m; Veapers 2. m. ser
ncer every day At 8 q. m. Rev. o'Hars, Prest
or. PATRICK's- (Romsn catholie) Corner Ninth
- street and Washington syennei services Sap,
oath g aud 10 a. In. vespers p. III. Sunday sehooi
gp. 10. services every dag ats an Rev. MasIersoh
priest.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-01-24
A Cough. Cold or sore Throat

should be stopped. Neglect frequentl re-
suits m an Incurable Lung disease or on
sumption. Browns Bronchial Troches do
not disorder the stomach like cough syrups
and balsams, but act directly on the inflam-
ed parts, allaying irritation, give relief In
Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Catarrh, and
the Throat Troubles which Singers and
Public Speakers are subject to. For thirty
years Browh's Bronchial Troches have been
recommended by physicians, and always
give perfect satisfaction. Having been
tested by wide and constant use for nearly
an entire generation, they have attained
well-merited rank among the few staple
remedies of the age. Sold at 25 cents a
box everywhere.
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Scared.

We remember the story Of woman
who woke one night and found the house
on fire-or beginning to burn and who
did not rouse the family, or say word,
but bravely put out the fire, went TO bed
again, and no one else knew what had
happened till morning. 1t is curious to
see the difference in people when danger
threatens. Some ''hy topieces" as soon
as any alarm comes, and do all they can
to eXaggerate q small scare into big
one-and these are not always Women
either. The Denver weekly Ne0S tells
how scared negro servant reused the
people in every room Of large board
ing-house in that city by his fright. He
slept in the basement.
At about eleven o'clock on the night
in question, while peacefully snoring mp
on his humble cot, he heard suspicious
noises out doors.
Instantly the thought that the house
was in danger of being broken into by
robbers flashed through his massive
brain, and he leaped to his feet and seiz-
ing pistol proceeded to fire away rap
idly and indiscriminately, not caring
where the bullets went, 50 longas they
had the effect of frightening away the
burglars, without harming him.
They had the effect of soaring every
one else in the house out of all scientific
calculation, and of arousing the neigh
bors for a stones throw in all directions
and bringing them upon the streets in
costumes n It all suited to an afternoon
saunter along Larimer Street.
And it was all caused by poor, inno-
cent COW, who was trying to extricate
her foot from an empty paint-pot into
which she had thrust it.