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EELMA, ALA, August 0,-specials to tbS
Times received last night from about fifty
counties of the state show the election o.
o Neal and all OF The democratic state ticket
by,a 'arge majority, though much reduced
from that of 1850. The election is very
quie, and n light vote pollcd everywhere.
In the black belt..he republicans we're not
organized. Many negroes voted the demo.
cratic ticket. In the northern part of the
state the republicans, indepcn.
dents md grcenb2ck ticket was successful
in many counties. Colbert, Cullman
Dekalb, Etmore, itowah, Lawrence, Lau.
derdale Limesto ne, Jackson, Madison and
Morgal have all elected Independents to
the legislature. Ia number. of counties
the democrats haveaeen successful by only
narrow maiorities, and in others an official
count wl' Oe necessary to decide the result
Probabilities are that the democratic ticket
will not have more than 5000 majority.
and there will be at least twenty indepen.
dents in the assembly.
BosToN, August S,--Thc state prohibi.
tionists have nominated Charles Almy, of
New Bedford, for governor, and John
Blackman, OF Springfield, for lieutenant.
governor.
INDIANAPOLIS, lNp., august 9.-The re.
publican state convention to-day unani.
mously renGminated the present state OIL,
GERS.
LvSCuBURI, Va, AuEGdt 0.--The repub.
lcan congressional convention for the 9Th
district, met in this city &o.day, oil co,ln.
ties hut one being represented, and noui.
nato6 Davidl !. Woodward ef Rockingham.
for congress, The coahiion convention
meets on the 10th and the democratic ON
the 3ist inst.
RALEIGH, NO, August IA. NJ. Scales
was to-day reneminated at Greensboro by
the dcm mocrats for congress by acclamatiotI.
There was also great mass meeting there,
Judge David DGi is passed through Raleigh
for Fayetteville'this afternoon. No politi.
cal significance attaches to his risit.
ToLEpa. o., August 0.-The democrats of
the 10th Ohio district, in convention a, San.
lusky to-day. nominated Hon. Frank
Hutd, ofteis city. for congress by aoclama.
tiOn.
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Galveston.


GALVESTON, August 0,-The second day
oil the regatta consisted of two races. Tn,
FIRST was Junior four-oarcd race between
the Galveston and Protection club; won
easily by the Projections,
The interstate four.oarcd barge race be.
tween the Hope crew, of New Orleans. and
the Galveston and Protection clubs, of Gal.
weston, was won by the Galvestons by n few
lengths, Hopes second. The Projections
abandoned the race after turning the stake
and rowed to the wharf.
a brisk norther sprang up in the midllo
oi the race, and II was feared at one tinc
mat all crews would be sacrificed. No NO.
oluent occurred, however, on the water, OK.
cept the judges got swamped.
Alter the races were over the snor,,.
men shook hands all round, whiIe tbe
the. vanqushod drowned DISAPPOINTMENT
and the victorious toned down oxubnrnnt
spirits in the flowing bowl.
Immediately after the races n colored
man, Dick Williams fell from a platform
on the Morgan wharf, disloca,ing the collar
bone, lie was conveyed 10 the hospital
L. L z. lodge, 2l2l, of tho Union or1or
oil Odd Fellows colored, gave an entertain.
menl at the pavilion on the beach to.ni"h,
IN celebration o' their third anniversary,
Captain Charles Fowler, agent Of ,bc
Morgan line, was notified TODAY h,
Dr. ", ID. Kelly, president ot the local
board OF health, that the steamer
!. {. Harris, which left BraZos Santiago 10.
day, would not be permitted TO land M this
port. State Health officer Swearinpen In
tended returning to this city upon tbc
Harris, but upon notification thnt hc
would be detained In quarantirc' nbnn.
ioned the idea and will return overland
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Tho petershnrg Mnddln.

PETERSBURG, Va, August 9.--The anom-
alous condition of municipal affairs here
haS become still more complicated by rea-
son the unexpected move made by Mayor
Il. b. Branch, readiustcr superintendent Of
public schools. At its annual meeting this
evening after the board had elected Andrew
Hevcn president and William T. SPOTS.
wood vicc-preSdcnt, Mayor Branch was
called ON for his report, when he refused TO
recognize the board on the ground that II
was not legally constituted body, none of
members having even qualified. Mayor
Branch wasicques,ed toadministcr the oath
nf Office to the members of the board and
refused to do 50. The law requires mem.
bers of the board to be sworn into Office
within sixty days after election. Although
the board has been organized over fourteen
years, none of the members have ever been
qualified, being ignorant OF of the fact that
II was necessary to do so. After the city
superiMtendents refusal the school board
was sworn into office by ]. NJ. Peasants,
democratic, or iunder, Justice of the peace.
The board, which Is composed mostly, but
not entirely, OF fundcrs, being sworn into
Office. adjourned Till tomorrow without
transac,ing further business.
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Sorsicnni.
Special TO the Herald.

ooRsicANA, August 0.-In tho dis,r;o,
eour. to-day Jessie Rascoc, who has been IN
v, .r'a, 'or 'ne last three days for the murder
oil Harry Lackey, was acquitted.
our irs' bale ofcoiton was received ves.
.'hy ,Ghtuay and bought by Messrs. Cert q 10
pn1ac, n1 ior SSo, with premiums, who sh;"-
pea II TO Marx& Kempner, of Galves,npp. sn,p.
Ter. -'"'''soh' near Wink,
ooi,nS nne EreeenTback state convention has bcen
or',S or ~ oy ~, Z. Still, of Austin, chairman
Cnrsioa Hv oAeuuilve committee, 10 meet nj
1IS,ta onens 30, on me 3lst of this month.
son visited this section To-day y, any 'de sea.
feared VIII do more damage tim GOOD as Is
votl9n % anu corn have both ms mnch a" as
needed, and II is feared the mojs,nro tue" ,.t,s m
bring ON the boll.worm. ''''e VIII
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san Antonio.
special to the Herald.

sAN ANTONIO, August o.-The party who
ior iuh circulated the report that there
were Two eases of yellow fever in New Ia.
Ieuo, MeAico, was arrested ON order of tmo
mayor ana lined 500. There Is no fsver n,
, atareuo, ana none within 80 miles of tbe
piImue' m. nor Is any apprehension felt.
~. oWearihgen, state health officer will
return via Laredo. ""'No'i''es 10
~. Morris aged Is years, son of the conn.
~ eolleelor OF Bastrop county, ves,erdnv
Snot s. ana KILLED John Evans, a negro Evans
,o, m"G moIk,ng out fine on the Morris plan.
v.ioh WaoI anu aonsed Morris about his meals
,,,,s,ns "or"s e,sued and Evans seized knife and
l,,.p,cu ln,,nr @ 70 cut Morris throat, when ihe
negros % eIp,,cu h,pnn, sixteen buckshot into the
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ONcrton.
Special 10 the Herald.

ovkRros, August o.-The trustees Of
hubbard. , college to-day elected Professor
y, a. Arnold president of said Institution 10
u, ~ p.ne ,ne vacancy caused by tne resignation
Mineola. p"'''0 sonoois at
.,,,', an old negro, said TO be aged los year,
anu mule 33 years old died In this nIacn
y,es,efuay' s,e overton is not seeking i,oto.
& o. branch. Y" 'ne H.
bnsiWs.. rhS foundry here is doing an extensive
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,a WnSshachlc.
speolNl 70 the Mernld.

WASAHAcnir, August 0.-william Nc.
ip'n' son OF H. McLain, an old and highly
respected citizen of Waxahachie, died ycs.
terday evening of consumption.
dniIv nna @ soId uyS' ., gram is being hauled in
y large threc.story stone nddition !, l..
INK built TO Marvin college. 70 oo'
h,tl,o htl,fo hre about twenty brick and stone
vwn,,uihG houses nearing completion hera
MuNahachie never had before such n Mill
ihE boom rs Is now eyinecd. '"''u-
lnero are several camp.meetinys In
ptosress 7, IN El! county, and several mora m
full docket. 70 ''' 'ession with
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u DdtitTy oi "a
u company o.
rk and Greece
The duke of Car
Of SAKE Weil
ps before their
ales inspected I
Queen Nictori
@ Duchess ofCo
ece and witnea
other ships.
m.
,.-,,s. a nj.
Commercial,

NEW YeRK, August s.-The stock mar
ket opened strong, with prices s@2 per
cent. higher than at yesterdays close, the
latter for Alton IL Terre Haute. In the
early dealings there was a general decline
ofs@l, Alton & Terro Haute leading there.
IN, after which the market became strong
and prices sold up l@2, Delaware, Lacka-
wanna Il Western, Chicago, Burlington 4
Quincy and New Jersey Central being most
prominent in the advance, while Oregon &
Trans-contnental fell Off I, and Northern
Pacific. J, but the latter subsequently, re-
covered per cent,
New GoEI, August o. The Posts cotton
report says: Future deliveries haye been
moderately dealt in. August declined .
points and September /. Later months
lost 10 j points, August sold at II 50,
which nt to'day's reduced quotations of l3
cepts for spot cotton must appear low, and
III consideration of the constantly reducing
stocks, which are now 100, 700 against 2il, -
I@Vl bales in 1881. Az the third call August
sold at Isl, November and December at
l6j and January at Il 1S.
PHILADELPHIA, August Two more
creditors OF the fugitive and forging sugar
rellners have come to the surface and filed
menchanii,s liens, with the prothonotary
upon Charles NJ. llillgert and his property
Tor amounts aggregating S7,i0O. This
SWellS the total amount of Hillgert's in
debtedness TO over half million. The
molasscs, syrup and sugar refinery Of
Charles NJ. Hillgcrt, fugitive forger, and
also unclaimed goods in the warehouse, are
to be disposed of by public sale under the
order of Il deputy sheriff on Wednesday
next. Work has been stopped at the re.
finery, His men could not obtain their
wages and the deputy sheriff had no au.
thority to pay them
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and mails were safely landed Tugs have
arrived AZ the scene OF the disaster, aud an
attempt Is being made to get the steamer
auoat' should the weather continue fine
IL is possible that the cargo will be saved in
damaged condition, although there is
stll possibility that the steamer may
prove total wreck.
IhomaS Walsh, who was arrested at the
time ot the seizure of arms at Clcrkcnwell,
convicted OF the charge of treason and fcl.
ohy, mas been sentenced to seven years
OF Walsh, Justice Stephen instructed iury
that they could not find him guilty unless
tiny believed thai u conspiracy existed in
ireland TO raise insurrection, and that
Waislr was aparticipant therein The Jury
only took ten minutes to consider its yer.
dict.
The Standard, in leading article, says:
Moderation of the governments amend.
ments TO the arrears of the rent bill has
sensloly relieved the tension of the political
situation.
The Daily News says, editorially; The
irmness and sound Judgment of Mr.. Glad
stone has apparently saved the country
| from serious constitutional crisis.
SlMlA, August 6.-The 63d regiment has
been ordered to immediately reinforce the
INDIAN contingent for Egypt. Three bat
terles have been ordered to hold themselves
| III readiness for service.
BOMBAY, August 9,-Five transports with
troops sailed Tor Egypt yesterday. Seven
more viii start to-day. General Sir Herbert
Mcpherson and staff will start to-day on
board the Heydaspes t
The royal Irish dragoon guards left
AlderShot early this morning by train fol
southampton, where they embark ON the
| steamers ,raana nn1 ('itx, ~ a,
Egypt.
| GEANEsENp, August 9.--The steamer
Verona, with tJ0 men the Durham regi
ment, sailed for the east to-day,
FIVE more Turkish battiIions haze ar
rived IN Crete. Deryisch Pasha is expected
tomorrow.
DuBlIN, August 0.-Fit2patrck, who wa
yesterday convicted ofattcmpt 10 kill tn,
recorder OF Dnbin, was to-day scntcuced t,
live years penal servitude
ALEXANDRA, August 9.--The family o
General Stone have arrived here. Whei
they left Cairo on the ID INST everything
was quiet.
PARIS, August 0 The decree closing th
session was received by both chambers to
day.
SOUTHAMPTON August 9.--The transI OF
Grecian, with battery OF artillery, tn
olympus, with battery of artillery, tn
California. with II company of engineer.
CITY OF New York and Greece sailed fo
Egypt to-day. The duke of Cambridge an
Prlncc. Edward, of SAKE Weimar, vlste
each OF the ships before their departur,
Inc prince OF Wales inspected the last fou
OF the vessels Queen Victoria, Princes
! beatrice, and the Duchess of ofConnaught il
1 spected the Greece and witnessed the d,
+ parture Of the other ships. There W,
much enthusiasm.
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MONTGOMERY, ALA, August 0.-The frs,
bale OF new cotton received In this CITY was
raised by W. Q. Ray, jr. II was sold a,
public auction this morning TO ]. II. Clisby
4 Go. for thirty,three cents per pound. II
clasasd vcant iniddling.
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A Matter OF Great Interest
Great BARGAINS for JULY and AUGUST
G0nt'SShirts & Underwear
AND LIGHT
SUMMER CL.OTHING!.

Lots Of have not yet bought their full supply of
SunmeF Underwear. Lots Of patrons have not yet
Wnt W their full supply of Shirts for long Summer trip
Sny man thinks he get along with his!eavy Suit but
% mus le not July and August Sun than he stand
ENeS are offered him. NOW is YOUR TIME! We
M Nave an nmense Stock that we are goiEg Cose Out This
pS cun and, take word have placed Goods at
SHSrto ines 10 do it. We have met with UNQUALIFIED
~r owing to the liberal support and patronage from
friends, and now to make the sest OF this Summer
ssoa s.. our GROWING TRIUMPH, and tc prepare for
ia r.uVe RAJ Campaign we propose, in own peculiar way
Ave 10 our customers these late SUMMER BARGAINS
ms aete are any doubling Thomasss please let them call
our Stock and Prices and will forever crre them of
en we have to be brief and to the point. Our space
u sits sof necessity limited We simply invite the
so~. ana those visiting Dallas to call and us and be
and through our extensive Establishment and if our Goods
s tfices and Mode of Treatment to all does not
"aN''actlon' we are willing to give up the Horns.
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Fort Worth.
Special TO the Herald.

"FVVINI " IHV NcfhId,
FoRr Worm, August 0-Garnett, a ci,i.
zen was robbed of $40 last night.
III, I'm Wilson was arrested to-day, charged
Lieutenant Ripley, 9th infantry, Is in tho
.,y on MS way TO E. Lcnyenworth ON do.
,anou ,,H' service Colonel Henry, Of the OH
Robert Roberts embczsled 500 last nisbt
from another boy aud skipped. "'e"'
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Mckinney.
Special 10 the Herald

SpeVihl 10 the Herald.
MohiNNrf, August 9.-The weather i.
cloudy and threatening rain.
Mr' anu Mrs, o. p. Bowser and son. of
of this place. H. murray,
no cotton worms have vet mode ,ho;,
appeafahce, and the prospects for ne cood
: aour reporter took q ride on the Eos.
nune ,,n ra'lroad yesterday as far AS Farmers.. s.
nn,i'e' me road is in cood
nn, nr. I'D anu Farmersville can well ee be
Pr1uu oil the most enterprisnc onJ ny
industrious people, farmers and mercL,n,s nnu
III the state for any small town. N'''"'''
Mchlnney will be well represented M tho
10th. w ohcrhiah on the
ts,do Me nau m two runaways on the square YES.
'etuay; no damage of consequence done ''''
Justice Page has been busy to-day twin .
n;, sne parties charged with making mn mn as:an}fi null
with intent to kill on some negroes @ close sas ~
decision. ''"'c' AS YET no
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MARSHALL, August Ex-Governor Hub.
bard addressed a large and apprecia,lve
audience, among whom were many ladies'.
at the opera.house this morning. lie vil|
speak nRain at the court house to.nivht.
lie goes 10 Jonesville tomorrow morssinS
where 2 grand barbecue will b given.
The indications are for more rain.
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local matter for local authorities 7, ,,.
opinion OF the adiutant.genera the s,a,e ,ne
the border. """"'ihe on
The Knights Of Pity, OF Bowie county =
day. 'uar'er to'
The two Mexicans reported killed las,
night are still alive, but in critical cond;' a'
non, The she oting was wholly upeallsa
,or, lne men being peaceable, industrions
IRE still at large. '"o''ips
Hon stephen Chenault, of ORANGE Nom.
Der of the seventeenth Legislature ~, S, ~. NJ
this city. 'Nehz'e' ot
a severe hail-storm passed over tho eas,.
crn part OF the city this afternoon Hs;l-
stones as large as hens eggs fell doing con.
siderable damage to crops. "'"S 'o"'
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Belton.
Special TO the Herald.


,saan,r, n.a,oN, August o.-Tho State Grange
"s'eno'eo " em mere at 10 o'clock yesterday with
iu'i corps OF officers present, and thb
derreee dspee opened maU II IN uniform in the fourth
ter, OF Missouri state and master 10y, S,ras mas
iNrnr he,,ogg & and A. N Edwards, state ia o. lec.
the ''' wOrts wcte n'ghiy applauded, after which
delivered @ a lengthy address, then ySe rsSaSs Snu
was given while the masters made ~, ieouss ,;ss
o,oomm;,,tees, saE" mute which being accompIish"d
gram gram" ,iir adpnr business was transacted the
uay was consumed by work and rensrts Of Of
Hon. @ Hand Baump will lecture i'S, io.msrrow e,c'
ans ~ sVGu ,h attendance Of delegates are here.
ing. !" ne INTEREST,"
,,,ni.i' More ram here to-day and farmers com.
p'"'''ing oi too much OF il for cotton. ''
The daily gazette., 1882-11-22
An Aged Citizens Death.

The Cecil (Md) Mems says Mr..
Richard +. Biddle died at his home near
Elkton on last Saturday morning about 1O
O'Clock of an internal cancer. Though
greatly ailing for some months past he at
tended to the affairs of his farm as usual up
to Friday night. He was In Elkton ON
business about the middle OF the week. On
Saturday morning, when visited by one OF
the members of the household he was found
to be very weak and Frustrated and shortly
afterward sank into an unconsciousness
from which he never aroused. Mr.. Biddle
was native of Cecil county and hall
brother of the late Noble Biddle, Esq. He
was man of remarkable energy and
buoyancy of character and was esteemed q
good neighbor and kind hearted citizen.
His failure in business few years ago was
marked surprise In the community, be
having always been both prudent and
economical In all of his transactions. His
last days were not his best ones. The
funeral will take place this morning at Q
O'Clock. Services will be held at the house
and the interment take place in Whining.
ton, Del. Mr.. Biddle was IS years OF age.
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The weather.

The cyelonic disturbance is now over the
ocean of the coast of North Carolina and Is
moving in a northeasterly direction. Its
present course will bring It considerable
distance from the shore when 1t reaches the
latitude OF New York, so that, with the ex.
ception OF inducing increased northerly
winds, Its influence will not be very great in
the Middle Atlantic and New England
states. Stormy weather, however, will pre-
vail over the ocean southeastward of Nova
Scotia during the week. The area of high
barometer is central over Kansas and The
Indian territory, but its influence extends
northward to the lakes and eastward 10 the
Alleghany Mountains. Rain fell in the
South Atlantic and the southern portion ol
the Middle States. In the other sections OF
the country fair or hazy weather is reported.
Brisk to strong winds blew on the South
Atlantic coast. Elsewhere they were from
fresh to light. The temperature fell in All
the districts. The weather In New York
and its vicinity to-day will be cold and hazy
or partly cloudy, possibly with showers ii
the early portion. Tomorrow will be cold
and fair.
The daily gazette., 1882-11-22

The KIND of journalism that accepts the
crude statements of an irresponsible negro,
who admits at the time that he was so be-
fuddled by intoxication as to be In total
ignorance of what he said, is not calculated
TO improve the tone or elevate the moral
sentiment of the community. The course
ofthe morning organ in publishing the ridicu-
lous statement of the negro Shockley to the
effect that ex- Chief of Police VIM. ]. Maxwell
endeayored to dissuade him from pushing
charge of gambling against Peter s. Blake,
by promising to secure immunity from the
Attorney General seems TO be simply an
evidence of mean desire TO crafty politi-
cal spite, even at the expense of truth and
common sense. Mr.. Maxwell is not the
sort Of man to hold himself higher than
the Attorney General of the State, and
would not be likely to promise clemency
not In his power to secure. The
whole affair is utterly absurd, and
yet the morning organ, without regard
70 the merits of the controversy, insolentIy
declares that a "black mans " word is as
7" good as a white MANS" even If the former
is so stupid or drunk as to know not what
he says or does. To journal SO far lost 10
honesty and fair play, possibly the best
course would be to see how far the relative
statements of this "black man" and this
white man will go before jury of their
peers.
The daily gazette., 1882-11-22

TEE INDICATIONS NOW ARE that James
McManes and Harry Bumm, the leading
ringsters Of Philadelphia's corrupt Gas
Trust will be turned down when they come
up for reelection before City Councils in
January next. These men have been the
main force in the Trust by which, thus far,
all efforts OF the people to investigate the
performances Of this wonderful body of
public servants have been rendered futile.
II they are replaced, next year, by two
honest officials, there will be some likelihood
of having this important branch of the city
government honestly and openly con-
Quoted.
The daily gazette., 1882-11-22

pniLzpnLPnfA civ1 eoux0rks ass nov
raising ohieetions 70 the awarding q any
municipal contracts 70 members Of thB
bodice, or to arms with whicls Counciimen
are connected. Several years ago An at
tempt was made here 10 debar Couiciimsn
from tho acceptance Of municipal eontraets,
but It failed TO secure the approval ef the
City Council, though a desperate effort was
made TO force Il through.
The daily gazette., 1882-11-22

CHIEF OF POLICE HAWKES. has displayed
much skin and cfedItable industry in several
recent police transactions While our
"model' policemen are not much to ,brag
Of the force is fortunate in having good
man at the head. Possibly much better
class OF mon would soon succeed our present
peace guardians II the appointing power
was vested in the Chiefs hands.
The daily gazette., 1882-11-22

A NEW SHORT ROUTE between Norfolk
and Philadelphia has been established BY
running steamboat from the terminus Of
the Peninsula Railroad, at Cherystone, Va,
to connect with the Norfolk q Western
Railroad at Norfolk. This will doubtless
prove popular route for passengers as
well as fer the shipment Of Southern truck
TO Northern markets.
The daily gazette., 1882-11-22

THAT THE DEPRESSION In the iron bust
ness OF Pennsylvania and portions of the
West is not general and does not affect
other industries, is found in trade reports
rom various parts of the country. Nearly
All the railroads are doing well, while all
the manufacturing establishments of this
CITY are running on full time, with plenty
Of orders.
The daily gazette., 1882-11-22
Thurlow weed,s Condlt,ons.

NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-At an early hour
this morning Thurlow Weed was ainkipg.
and his physicians were Of the opinion that
his death might be expected at any moment.
No hopes were entertained that he could
ong survive.