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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. 9.-The total loss by
fire here last night Is estimated at 10000. Tho
total insurance is $4,000, of which $4,000 is in local
and $4,000 in foreign companies
ST. JOIN. N. b., Oc 9.The insurance on tho property
burned last night is 933O0O which does not the
loss
PORTLAND, Ne, Oct o.-Tbe Guide Mil. connected
with tie Portland Rolling Mills was burned this after
Noon II Is impossible as yet 60 ascertain the loss.
UTICA, y. Y. Oct 9.-NewtOn Phelps's corn canning
factory in Camden destroyed by fire last night to-
gcher with last seasons proiuc ion. 10000 Loss
l3OlDOi par.ally cOYeral hI ualranae.
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MucH INTEREST IN THIS cIrY.
MEACEE DISPATCHES RECEIVED AL REPUBLICAN
HEADQUARTERS.

MEhCEE DISPATCHES RECEIVED AL REPUBLICAN
HEADQUARTERS.
The interest at the Republican Headquarters
IN the Filth Avenue Hotel yesterday The OHIO
election. All day long prominent Republicans came
aud went through the rooms with the one question
their nps. How's ONO Early in the morning secre
taiy Vroonan received dispatch from Columbus say
Ing that The weather is clesr and warm and
big vote is beng polcd The Republicans are polling
tho straight ticket and the Democrats scratching"
No ohcr dispatches were received uut 1890 i. III,
wnon ghe following received by Secretary johnson:
"No word from damill0u County None in all probable
iiy viii be received t0-nigA Returns from three pre-
cncts ia Columbus show Republican gain of 800 votes"
In the afternoon dispacn received from Buring
ton VT asking how the election was in OHIO. Answer
was sent that it progressing" Secretary Of state
Carr and Stale Engineer Silas Seymour called on the
committee at sunset, ana expressed themselves
Us confident o. the good result OF the Ohio election.
The commlttrerooms aud also the corridors leading
then were crowded all day long, in Jhr evening
was IlDos impossible 10 wedge ones way through tne
anio-IOOn
received.
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ExpLAINlNG HIs MsrAUcrIoNs.

WAHINGToN, Oct. 9.--in explanation OF
COMMUNICATION to the Commissioner Of the General
Land Omce touching the withdrawal Of lands ioF me
benefit OF tho Northern Pacific Railroad Company tns
Secretary Of the Interior Ads written tho following le
ter: 1T having been male TO appear 20 me th't T"
would be necessary for the company to resort 20 ooia
indemnity limits within the Stares IL ordef 70 "-A'
good the lands lost 10 therein. IL was my intention
IN ,ve the eornpauv The benefit OF withdrawal OF hoih
limits witin the states, limiting me WIZ ftA 70 20
arst indemnify limit Ia the Territories nny' h"l ~
manner ia accordance with such Intentions"
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CEysURE IRON 4 c0RoyER's JURK

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9.-The inquest on the
bodies of the four persons killed by the collision Of
North Pennsylvania Railroad train with street-car
Friday concluded today. Tho jury returned vcr-
diet declaring the Union Passenger Railway censuraDc
FOR running passenger with only person TO act
in the capacity OF driver and conductor and that Peter
Schultz driver OF the car, Is crminally censurable
They aisO nd Frank Bird the engiueer OF the train
crimualF Ceu4uraDle for running hlS train, ana the
Philadelphia ana Reading Railroad Company for sched-
ullng their time, faster OF speed within the
city limits than allowed by cty ordinance The railroad
company Is also censured for employing an incompetent
lanIuau
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REPUBLICAN GAINS REPORTED.
Nonrnrev ONO LARGELY errUBucAN-rHE PRO

HinlTION AMENDMENT SUCCESSFUL
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TEiBUNEI
CLEVELAND Oct o. Returns are received slowly
o,rinr 70 the large number of mixed tickets. Thus
f,r only five wards in Cleveland have been heard
from. These show q Republican gain Of 27O. In
the city The vote on the Second Amendment was
more heavy than even temperance people antici-
paiod. IN ono ward which went Democratic ~
180majority, the Second Amendment was carried oy
G0majority. j. Bedford township the amendment
was carried Dy 400 majority
ln The city Of Warren the amendment was car
red by 20 majority. Forakers majority in Warren
j. 3GA; ret Democratic gain OF 100. Erie County
gives Hoaaly 1000 m jorty; net Democratic
gair Of 128. Mahoung County. five precincts
shows not Republican gain of18J. It is evident
that the Second Amendment wall be carried In Guy
ahoga County. The county may not 60 Democratic,
n was anticipated even by the Republicans. The
chances Of the Republicans are improving hourly.
Ii is the opinion here that tue Second Amendment
viii be carried IN the State by fair majority.
Nilnigtt-The situation is lowly changing, The
Democrats are now claiming The State BY about
5000 majority and place their majority III this
county at 1000 The Republicans are claiming the
county and are over,he prospect Of car
rylng the State for Foraker. The Herald, Republican,
II IS said had an editorial IN type at II o'clock con-
,edlng the State and county to the Democrats
Matters have so changed that the editorial has been
DESTROYED, and the prospects aIe much better for
the Republicans
It's generally conceded By both parties that the
Second Amendment movement has swept the State
ike an avalanche. crowd OF five thousand Re-
pubhcans ere cheeringon Snperior-st the returns
are received. The enthusiasm is rs great as ii was
early in the evening. The returns keen coming in
ei.vviv but show kpnuDifc9n gaffs IN nearly every
ward and precinct in Northern ONO. Every ward
IN Cleveland has Shown large r pubLican galns.
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TIE CONTEST IN HAMILTON COUNTY.

TuINI-I-lL II.ile5
CINCINNATI, Oct 9.-An enormous vote has been
polled in this Hamilton County to-day. Only five
precincts had been heard from at 10 p. N. The re-
turns give q net Republican gain Of 202. Both par
ties clam the county. The Re form Democratic vote
was small probably not exceeding 1,5o0 votes
The Republicans claim large gains in the German
wards. and say that Foraker will overcome New
mans minority of last year. which was 10,6S0. The
Democrats are eQua ly hopeful that they have car
ried the entire county and State ticket lniorma-
tion i, not yet at hand on which to base an lnte-
geut opinion.
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4 J4ILoR oVERP0WERED BY PRISONERS.

NEw-ORLEAYs, Oct. "a dispatch to The
Times Democrat from Clinton says: To-day while Jaior
Rallard attending his usual duties in the JAIL
he was seized by the prisoners bucked and gagged,
and had his pistol taken frrm him, and then locked
up IN CELL The six prisoners then deliberately
walked Ouf and started for the woods Their escape
was quickly discovered. and the citizens pursued
tneln capt turng four OF them.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
FIGHTING IN CHINA
A VICTORY FOR THE FRENCH AT BAC-NlNH

A VICTORY FOR THE FRENCH AT BAC-NINH
PARIS. Oct. 9.-Itisreported that Colonel Badens.
commanding the French forces from Hai-Phong
has had an engagement with Chinese regulars at
Bac- Mini resulting IN defeat of the Chinese, and
that the French gun-boas will intercept their re-
treat.
This dispatch probably refers to the movements OF
Colonel Badcns from HaiPhong mentioned 10 the Can
advices stating that Colonel Baden-
started on September 20 from Hai-Phong with 900
French troops by way OF the Tabinge River for bac"
Niuh II had previously been reported that the Black
FLAGS al Bac-Ninh had been reinforced by regular
Chinese Troops later state that the Back
Flags had retrcatcd TO LaOKai Ithe reported deieat
proves 90 be well founded, The French haVo captured
OF most important strategic points In the ueItl
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AZ EFF0Rr AT FUSION IYBALTIMoRE.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 0.-For several days past
negotiations have been been going between the Inde-
pendent Democrats and the Ex cuive Committee Of the
Republicans looking to a fusion ticket, which shall en-
brace the Mayor and CRY Council City Surveyor menu
bcr OF The Legislature, Sheriff, superior Court Clerk
stae.A AtornGg ANA Judges Of the Orphans Court Up
10 LAKE hour Tonight agreement mad been reached.
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LEON 4BBETTS RECORD.
RAILROADS AIDED WHILE SPEAKER or THE
ASSEMBLY,
Inr TELEGRAPH TO rHg rarDuSE.l


ASSEMBLY.
lDY TELEGRAPH TO rtg rRIBUTEl
TRENTON, Oct. 9.-rhe fourth instalment of
the legislative record OF Leon ADbett Will appear in The
Trenton Times Tomorrow. Tho history Of the railroad
legislation Of 1870; when A0oatt was Speaker OF
the House. IS continued The Camden and Amboy
Railroad Company, in order to re,aln its monopoly,
obtained n charter for railroad which called 1.-THE
Mercer and Somerset Rlr0ad" and thereby prccuicd
Che building of a competing une Aboett voted for the
BIN granting this charter
lie also allowed the rushing through I'm three lcg
tive sessions Of bin exemplng from taxation the Erie
Railway property IN Hoboken. The bill authorizing
the Camden ami AmDoy consolidation with the Penn
svaua Railroad j. 10 been put through
the 50 DAY Of the session without ever haSug been
introduced, referred to commit been before the
House nc all This could not have been done without
AOb.tts cOnnlyaucc.
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ANxIoUs ABoUr 0D0NNE1Us rRIAL.

CHICAGO, Oct. 0.--At "A meeting here OF Irish
citizens Two weeks ago. request made OF John +.
Tner Representative IN Congress, % place before the
State apartment the fact that OOOnnel tue slayer OF
Carey, American cizen and as suoh entitled 20
proper defence by the United States Congressman
Finerty nt ones communicated with secretary freng
hnysen received reply stating that the Amercan
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POINTS or Law TOR 1HE SUPB ElE C0UfT

CHICAGO, Oct. 9-Fredenck NJ. Ker, the
defatng cashier Of Preston, Keln d Co., bankers, had
hearing before Judge DrlmnOnd IN tAe United States
Circuit Court ana decision given this morning
Ker was arrested in Peru, and he plea that he
IL a British subject ana kidnapped by United States
officials Judge Drummoud said that Ker snOnld have
naIr application 10 ine q lgcnnent OF Peru or plolo-
don and wnie WOuiG deny fne petition Tor rcleasc
toe case involved Z uumbsI Of delicate points OF inter
national liW wnlCn Ae would ike 10 see presented 10
Supreme Court Aefs conn'ci say lhe matter vi" DC
appealed.
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the TRANsYAAL DEPUrATI0N.

CAPE Town, Oct. 9.--lhe Transyaal depu~
taon which is on its way England, arrived here yes
teTdag and was well received The members OF the
deputadon were given banquet last evening 40 which
Pr. sideut Kruger speech expires scd the hope that
South African confederation would be formed, extend
ing from Cope Colony % the River ZluDssi The d pu.
tnllnn will s.ll 10 -InOIrOW Tor Lng-ald.
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AN 1BusIyE TRAMP KILLED.

WuKRsRtRRR, Penn, Oct. o.-iWo uanups ~.
enseTod the home OF Franklin Monroe ~ ', '.,',ss
rrofas afternoon and we're ordered 10 leave ~ whica
,hav a, h,t bacan 10 stone the hoaae. Monroe na.y
my d shot snn ana AIRED, killing qHe OF tno sfsh'Rss
saa. vel MeA.aL Monroe save niIhso" Wy " W.
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DISEASED CATTLE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Oct. 9.-There were no new deyel-
opmcnis To- dy gard to cane rous cal at the Chi
cago stockyaris IC IL claimed that OF these
cattle have been coming lately nan for tue past ten
years, and thaL the helIIh officers are at fault.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10
rHE EEC DR. Ew4R WEAKER

MONTREAL, Oct 9.-Thc Rev. Dr. Ever who
Is sl in state of coma and entirely unconscious Is
tainy weaker than be this morning. Hia physicians
give 40 hopes whatever OF hs recovery but that lie
may possibly uscr Tor several hOlrs yet His daughter
Miss Ever. aud Father Brown arrived here ils morn.
u Y Lrulll .Il-N.
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SsoSE CONTEST IN OHIO.
THE STATE CLAIMED BY BOTH PARTIES.

THE STATE CLAIMED BY BOTH PARTIES
REPUBLICAN GAINS REPoRTED-TnE pRoHIBIroKf
AMENDMENT PROBABLY ADOPTED.
The election of State and Legislative oiilcers
took place in Ohio yesterday. An unusualiy
large vote was polled, the day being orlgne
one and the interest in the election general
Returns received last night showed steady
Republican gains, but the proportion Oh
votes counted up to midnight was smaii,
and the result of the election could not
be definitely learned by the politicians
interested. The State was claimed by the
leaders of both parties. 1t is generally
believed that the Prohibitory Amendment has
been adopted.
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mn SESsI0Ne-GR1DLET C1SE.

ALBANY, Oct. On the Sessions Bradley
case Judge OSBORN decided this morling tlat tbe de
fence was entitled 10 twenty instead Of i've challenges.
Ex.speaker sharpe excused from atendlnce with
tbe understanding that he would appear when required
Zoe regular panel was exhausted when six Jurors ~ere
OOrilcd. new panel was ordered drawn lor to-ios-
row morning.
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FUNERAL OF NJ. TURGENEFF.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 9.-The funeral Of VI.
Trgelc1 the novelist took place here to-day. thousands
o. people m1rehrd the procession That followed his
ranans 20 the grave, and the streets and windows o
Ilsllclce5 On the route were also crOwLcL
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CRIMINALS As ELECTION OFFICERS
ICY rlLrGRAru - me 1nmUYg.l

BOST0N, Oct 9.-The list of criminals ap-
pointed by Mayor Palmer election 0ulc sleng then
iug. The JDaai has discovered tlat warden Ward
Six has two AMI half years g. tue state Prison
for burglary This increases the number OF criminals OF
STATE Prison rana whom ho nus appointed 10 i've.
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THRCWY From HIS c4RRIAGE
LnY rELEGRArm ID - rRmrNrI


ITHACA, Oct 9.-GiIb-rt T. Garrett, Of this
town. while out driving yesterday afternoon,
thrown violently the ground with such force as to
render him unconscious lie mas not yet reganed his
senses, and seems TO think he Is still in tue wagon and
trying % hold the horse. 8 Is lrded critical
as he IS over seventy years old.
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WoMEN ARREsrrD nor NInILIsM.

WARSAW, Oct 9.-rho Lady >uperioress and say-
eral women attached to the Maria institute, which
is under the direct PATRONAGE OF the Gamma, have
been arrested on the charge oil NIhiilsm.
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NONIN4TI0NS ~ NEWJERSEK
IA TFLEnnApn Id NJ rR1nrNr. |

MOUNT HOLLY, Oct. 9-At tho Republican
Convention held here today Thomas J. Ocott leading
manufacturer and Old soldier was nominated for the
Assembly and Japnet b. Joyce. of Mount Laurel, was
nominated for County Clerk The ticket is strong and
the Convention was enthusiastic.
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KlLLINa Als oRN MURDERER.

ST LOUIS, Oct. GA dispatch from Dodge
city, Kan, says: - Bill smitn, negro. yosiesu"y
shot Harrison Hilnan. AS liillman iei he sf'Pp'su
smith, wrencued his pistol from him @u0 shos ai'A ~
the head lie then reloaded tho plstol ana hreo we
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10
DIR. PARRISH MAKES 4 DENIAL.
HE SAYS He IS not PUSHING THE CASE AGAINST
Mr.. MOBILES.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rarsUyE.l

FREEHOLD, n. j., Oct 9.-Dr Joseph Par
rish. Of Burlington on whose complaint the Row. John
c. Mobiles Of the Atlantic highlands, arrested upon
charge OF cmbszziug, before The Grand jury to-
day. Ho denounced false tho statement rbat be was
here last week pushing the against Mr. MOBILES and
said: have not been IN Freehold the COuycning
OI he Grand Jury unt! to-day, and the Only actl0n
have taken lu the case was the making OI the cOu-
ullutD
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FoRAKER's ELECTION INDICATED.
UNDER 10000 ESTIMATED.
INV my ron apu TO THE TRIBUNE

UNDER 10000 ESTIMATED.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE IRIBuNBI
CrNolNNArI, Oct. 9.-There are indications OF
Toraker's election by a majority Of a little
unaer 10000 That is the run OF the ratios
In this county think there will be a mixed result
on the legislative and county tickets. Hoadly
probably carries the county by 1000
or 5000. while the legislative tickets
VIII be broken. But the German Republicans
have stood their ground wonderfully. The Pro-
hIbitOry Amendment has an immense vote. bat does
not prevail. The Legislature promises 10 be he
publican by a small majority. w. HALsTEAD
Editor Of The Commercial Gd=tHeI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10
SHERWIY HELD FOR TRIAL

ALBANY, Oct. o." Frank" X. Sherw'h RaNs
himself 10 ia The Court or Oyer ana fermineF 'o"'y
ETa nleaded no. guilty TO six indictments tor conse@p
OF Court 10 connection with the OF Cashier FaeP
OF tho state rreasarars office. lie was remandea ia 10
f.,lr of nail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10
INVENTORS WHO ARE NOT SATISFIED.
A NUMBER OF APPEALS MADE ~ rHE TELEPaJSg
OASIS.

A NUMBER OF APPEALS MADE ~ THE TELEPaJNg
CASLS.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.-Appeals in addition
10 that nied by A. q. Bell been filed IN the Patent
Office by parties in interest against the decision u
tue Examiner OF InterlegeDces ia celebrated te8~
phone case. That decision awarded TO Bell priority OF
invention Of the art Of increasing aud Decreasing ths
strength of electric currents, 20 produce "e'e ,,c
waves" aud against the decision on tlat point Edison
and Walker have appealed. The persons haye also
appealed against part Of the decision awarding 70
Bell priority invention Of the ART OF throwing electric
impulses upon the through the medium Of q yryinZ
resistance corresponding to the vibrations o. t15
diaphragm.
Edison and Irwin have also appealed IN "Ca'e II
where Bell awarded priority o invention OF tho
spring terminating elecirode, and pressing agnnss
tue diaphragm and remaining olecuode. Liisol hls
also appealed ag unst Tie award % McDOh9u- OF ~
telephone receiver, and IN cases - aud ~ ere
81 Il received award Of the pOlarzod armatdre dnd
the diaphragm secured within a resonant case.
Gray has united with Edison and brli IN aple.ins
against tAe award Of the receiver 10 McDOg1ng no
aigdmenI ia the case viii D. gin Dec mDr H. before tho
Board Ol ExanlIners-in IN hlet vi the Patent once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10
LECTURER COMING TO AMERICA

LONDON, Oct. 9.-Ihe Rev. John George
Wood, N. A., L. s., the naturalist, has accepted ap
pontmonts deliver lectures ia the Lowell Institute
Boston, and the Cooper Institute, New-YOfk. He VIII
sa CctJDcr Il iOI Boston, on tho steamer CepAa-
lOula.
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EAPLOSlONS Al LlONo AND BOhDLA UA.
PARIS. Oct. 9.-Ihe police making an in
veshgation into the causes OF the explosions at
LYONS and Bordeaux. il is generally believed
that these eXplosi0ns the work of rcyOluOaist5
with the view of creating public alarm.
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ALICi'Ns FROM WARDS AND PRECINCTS
Hhr0 SiAcAN GAINS PROM ALL PARTS OF THE


NOl 0'''0S . ONO, Oct 9.--Ihe election o-day
was i0I tAe state officers entire with the exception
0l 'ne secretary oi State ior members Of the Legs,
iauie ana ior three Constitutional amendments AS
Io"o"s' Regulation and taxation Of the lonor
uainc; prohibition Of the liquor traffic and Cir
cur courts IN place Of District Courts. Comoor.
cons are made with the vote for Secretary Of state
IN issz' when tie Democrats had nlorII,g -
!'Ilo' The amendments to be carried viii h,vl
70 receive majority OF all tho vote, cass for cor
s, s,n9r inere are 1919 wards and precincs in tbo
AT e''o D. IN. returns had been receided from, .o,
rs ra,us ana precincts of the State. showing net
"''uOlcan gain OF q. The first amendment gets
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1914 votes and the second 76S votes out of total
of 1,473 being small majority of the votes cast.
little later returns from tweDty-four wards and
precincts showed net Republican gain of POI. The
first amendment gets 325 and the second 1.9l6 ont
Of S, ,0S9 votes These returns are nearly all from
country precincts and small towns.
Fifty-four wards and precincts sho " a net Re-
publican gain of 557 ont of total vote of 10,417
The first amendment gets 1894 and the second
$40.
One hundred wards and precincts show q net Re-
publican gain of $50 in total vote of 22,032. The
first amendment received 2,ssO and the second
1850 votes.
Returns from 1G5 wards and precincts show a net
Republican gain of l. 1s6 in total of 34,43s. The
first amendment received 5.279 and the second
1S,620 votes Few returns have been received from
the large cities
The returns from 2Ol wards and precincts show
47367.
Two hundred and ffty-seycn wards and precncts
received at 1880 p. m. give net Republican gam
OF 1,7ll. The Republicans claim large gains II
Cincinnati.
CONFLICTING CLAIMS At COLUMBUS.
ssIALLNEss OF THE REPUBLICAN VOTE N COUNTRY
DISTRICTS.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 1O.-Returns up to midnight last
ulbul htIc St4AA iudutQudlc. 1uCy IcpIoo~IO OAN-
sixth Of the State, mainly rural districts which
have been coming for the past hour The
Republican net gain Of 1858 falls lar short
of the committees expectation. At this rate
the Republican vote would fall 5000 short OF over
coming the Democratic majority. The Democrats
alleged stronghods are yet to be heard from, nota-
bly Cincinnati and Cleveland, but as though to up
SET all official prognOstioatIon, the eight
wards So far reported from those two
cities record slight Republican net gain.
Out of a total of 81 900 votes SO far reported the
Prohibition amendment polls A. COO. It's advocates
had counted on a much heavier relative poll away
from the cities.
Less than one-fourth Of the State has been heard
from. The returns are discour3ging % Republicans,
Tor the majority of the rural districts are in and
show gain of only 1,4OO votes vote of 100000
Governor Eos ger has just sent OUT telegram re-
feTn0 r. publican gains and saying that neither
party feels disposed TO claim success. The Demo-
cratic committee, however, are already jubant
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PARLIAMENT IN NEW SOUTH WALES.

HADNhl3 ~ % w. Ott' C'-i-Dlt l-OAlN'J
Governor OF Sew ojuth Wales, IN opening the annual
of Parliament to-day, stated That the delegates
from all The Australian c1lonies had agreed upon tho
holding "a conference fn sydney i9 f3e lltcr part of
N0vsmpcr 10 consider the questions OF federation and
annexation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10
TWO OUTLAWS KILLED.

LAS VEGAS, N NJ, Oct. o." Bill Hens
ley and Red JACK, TWO oataws were kihed yesterday
by q sherns posse near WILCOX, Arizona
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whether O'Donnel was citizen Of tho United States,
and If 80 20 DO what necessary or his defence.