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New-York tribune., 1884-11-05

,.,, Of m.rlcd valor and skill to win splendid re-
,n,rds Tho praises of such famous fighters were
,ao,,.d worthy the mnse Of the poet Martial, who
did for them what Pindar had done for the victors
in the O.ymp.c Games. Costly gifts also-Ieweiled
helmets and weapons. gorgeous robes ana proaa
cold pieces-weIe freely bestowed upon the chan-
mons of the Arena. while Jnvenal records I'D I'M
ueri.habIe satire his disgust at the fantasy winch
lcJ roll. Roman ladies' to contend for the favors
of those brawnv ruftans We look back upon
that ope with supercous pity. Fifteen centuries
have clapscd since the old gladiator disappeared,
and the world. we are used to repeating has grown
,vil,ycd Yet IN this year Of grace and in this most
oJvancod of communities we hnd the manners OF ola
Rou,e rcaprcnring and the journals OF the day
pravcly catalogue the gifts winch have been
showcrcd m profusion by an admirlng pubic upon
modern gladiator.
Welo,rn how tho friends of this success ful pueiist
have hcapcd upon him sumptuous clothing, leWelry,
watches diamonds. ornamental canes dressing
cascs and what not. one journal boastngly ue-
carcs that when the esteemed snFger walks
abroad his outfit IL worth many hundreds of
dollars And the folly of the Roman women ls
copied too If the statement may he creilied that
this hero of the rug has received " some five
hundred love lcttors. of most gushing description
from New-Yor, women" Tire analogel here are
,,n cloae to be agreeable. The sentiment which
npoihcnsizrd tho Roman gladiator "a plainly one
wth That which rtompta the hcs'owal ct euch
abundant nifta upon the modem riito-ilht'r II
ia that animal lust of combat which, "a saint
Augustine tclutr7. oncc oSctramc thc discipline "l
Christian sHint and usaiuat Witch intellectual
,nitntn niunr /. no snflieont safeguard lut II
,iphtrrn crntuuo, ol thfiriHnitN have not t\i'h'
miahoi This tendency toward hinallsnl thoN hiNn
At lrast gwen usa standard hy which igh' ana
wrong MAY he moro truly Judged, AMI They nh""ld
have dt,elopel 80 much self consciousness a7 to
insure the manifestation of SOME oelms at hnmllh'
ton anl shame at ~ startling u rrNcrHion to the
manners and customs of an aac We are accustomed
torgiu as barbarou. when compared with modern
| civilization.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
2.elv2lprk 1aiIp G1iibhnlle.
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
NEW-YORK. WEDNESDAY. NOV. 3
TIE NEUS THIS MORNING.

ToRrIGN.-Nows has been received that hhar-
toum is in the hands of General Gordon. - a
number Of vessels have been wrecked ON the Lab
.ador and Newfoundland coasts. --- Chinese
troops we're attacked by the French. - Gustav
R.ichardt is dead.
CRY DSUBURBAN-Cleveland's plurality over
Blame IN New-York city, 42. III Hugh j. Grant
elected Mayor great delay i'm counting votcs.--
CIeyeland's ulurality in brooklyn is l4.0N9, and
ms estimated plurality in Kings County is 1929
- man was murdered at iastings-on-lud-
sou.
noMI srIC-At the huur of going to press the re-
suit Of The election is still IN doubt. - Pennsyl-
vsnia gives to Blaine a plurality of $4,000; Maine
O, 10000 OHIO IF 10000 Vermont of 10000.
e The result in the state is doubtful -
Tliah MountloId. of Trenton, was arrested foi
b,iinnp electors. -- A fatal railroad accident
oerniied in Virginia -= James Davis, Paw
tucket r. l.. tanner. has failed.
IHF Ntt1nFh-IriBCSt local observations I'm
airaie slightly eoulnr. clearne weather Iempeit'-
tnre Yesterday Highest. o2 lowest Al aver
err a5as
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
NISSOt M,
nm plMOCRAllC MAJORlTY $4,000,

THE DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY $4,000
ALL rnE DEMOCRATIC CoNGRt''htN tLtcltp
VIM PROBABLY oNE lNcitIloN'
InY TFiEGHlPH To fnE rRlHuNSl
ST. LOUIS Nov. Tho Democrats carry the
state by nearly $1,000 majority In the three
local Congressional districts ONoil and Clardy
,Dem.l are elected, and in the eleven outside dls-
tricts the Democrats seem 70 have carried all. Inc
following Is a list OF the Democratic CongreSsmeh'
who are nearly all with the probable exception
Of Glover. elcctedi Ist District, WIZ
lam II. Hatch; lid, John H. Hale; llld'
Alexander NJ. Dockery; INth. James y. Barnes
Vth andcr Graves: VIII. John T. Heard lIth
John +. Iuttom VIllth. Joan j. ONeil; lAth, john
VI. Glover: Nth Martin L. Clardy; MIN, RichaTd
l.. Bland: NIlth. William j. stone; Alllth, a. l..
Thomas XlNth. William Dawson.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
EISGON -ANn nCONFTSION.

DErRoIr. NOV. The roturns so far received are
from country places and the cities VIII probably
alter the figures somew nat. Fusion in this State
means confusion 10 outs Gers in understanding the
returns. The Fusion Stale ticket vote can be told
by the vote on Governor. The Fusion National
ticket has the votes of Cleveland and Butler
added together. OF tie thirteen electoral votes
the Fusionists all vote for twelve, but for the
thirteenth place the Greenbackers vote for one
man and the Democrats another.
This gives one Republican elector
under almost any circumstances. The Fusion vote
will be divided rropori ionally between Cleveland
and Butler Fifty precincts show that BE egole for
Governor on the Fusion ticket Is running behind
hls ticket
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
THE RESULT IN HUDSON COUNTY

JrnsrY CITY. Nov. 5.-At the Republican state
Committee rooms at milnlahl John \. Foster 'aid
that Nev-Iersey had gone Democratic hy greatly
educel majority. and that though the Demo-
cratic National ticket was elected the Republicans
will hold their Congressional representation ~
g,u, spa,nst three There were large Republican
nains ~ / sseS tpuntt, and there the hepuhlrth,
gain a Congressman. They alsu gun ehe ~ thr it
hisIe aud thpt lose uhs ~ the llld and one ~
the With . ,s.i..
hp nsmeefais gain state Senator 10 uhloa
County, ,, -. A. Am
tha Asssmh tmen nfphablN eleplri ~ nis'H
County ate sos liienl, hsilA a. llsm hipsipsia
hsenl thupuian tiirn,l, hamaihe tsnPl, ilsps
lttani nfeWn tlen,i, ununnell llieh,li npss'a
tiien.l, aRd huh iipn,l ,.
as IA every district u Has FeII close ite hu'ltt
and Prohibition vote was NeiN small he eA'ro
Democratic iiudson County ticket Mas eleV'o" w
a majority of about 1000.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
NORTH CAROLINA
SCATTERING DEMOCRATIC GAM,

AN INCREASED vorE ~ prNcoNBE corNry
NltMlNGtoN, y. g.. Nov. 4.-Rockinpham D.,
mond County and Ashevle show largs pen,o,.s.,-
gains. The Third Ward Of Wilmington -
Democratic gam Of 90. tho ro.,,t
Wad Democratic gain of II,
aud Rocky Point. pender County vives n
cratic gam of 60 Fayetteville gives LARGO ne,noe
cratic gain. "e
RAJ tuft. Now -AahrVilln Ia conceded hs A..
Republicans lay 200 Democratic mnjonty h,ws
cnnhn County h certainly Democratic by zoo b". ~
iuiitY, Democratic gain of .ioo
TIN TltptAANb DEMOCRATIC MAt0pnv
WflMtNatoN. ~ c., Nov, 1. Returns lfom nsa.
counties femoyo all doubt a. to tho result IN.
Republicans oonccde ihe iato To tho Democrat. a.
both Presidential aud state tickets The Dema.
Gratis claim that their majority viii not la e., ,hs,
10000. There seems To Lo iittle doubt that ,hs
Democrats have eight out OF nine Congressman
being gan OF one.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05

The lovers ofthoroughbred racing yesterday
had their last opportunity this year to see any
contests in this part of the country deserving
attention. With the extra day at jerome
Park the turf season was r'a'y
closed. People who look ON horses
as they look on dice, and want them shaken up
together every day merely for pool gambling
can enjoy that sort of sport ot Brighton
Reach It'll the snow flies But the ." sweat
board" would give them equal opportunities
with less trouble.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
REPrBLICAN GAINS IN TRENTON

TRENTUN NUy. f.-TrentOn. frvu partial returns
gives gooi.sized Republican gam. Buchanan. for
Congress. runs ahead Of his ticket. Chambers
lRepublican is elected to the Legislature in the lst
Mercer District.
Atlantic County gives Blame 500 majority. o
Democratic gam of 2GS.
Baine's majority ID Woodbridge is 73.
Clark township. Union County gives q Demo-
cratic majority. Railway First Ward. gives Blaine
II majority the Fourth Ward gives Cleveland 20
majority.
The indications point ~ n Republican naiorityof
700 in Mercer County n Reprblican gain of l25
buchanan rep Is elected to Congress from the lid
district
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
TIE VOTE OF ONE HUNDRED TOWNS.

CONCORD. y. H., Nov. 4.-One hundred towns
give Blaine l6,4G2. Cleveland 5000. II. John
567 Butler l7s The same towns gave Oarheld
1869. Hancock 1902; GaItelds plurality ol'.
The same towns give Currier DEM for Governor
10. 100 Hill 1921. Mason $40, scattering llo.
The same towns in los2 gave Hale ll,eio' tuge'V
and scattering 1887
CoNcnRn. n II. Nov. 4.-Nmcty towns give
Blniue li.o7o: Cleveland ~. 7G2 81. John 4oo
and Butler l72. Blaines plurality is l,2os. one
hundred and eighty-nye towns give Currer
ii 2i0. IIll If. 4G5 Mason 5O2; scattering loi
The same towns gave Hale 1890; Edserly and
scattering l2,6S6.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
Who rrobably never would have done 50 other

wise.
This las. desperate attempt on the part oil
Absolutism to put down or keep OIL modern
progress 10y forcibly barring knowledge ont OF
Russia shows clearly that there can be no COM
promise with that form of government, ba'
that when the time is ripe for the change the
old system will have to be cXtirpated root ana
branch and when the contest has. reached th'
point indicated by Stcpnlak the presumption Is
that an explosion cannot be delayed much
LONGER.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
UTNNESDT4.

A REPUBLICAN MAJORITY OF 10000 PRE-
DlCILD.
CHICAGO. Nov l.-Minnesota to-day votes for
Presidential electors five members of Congress
members of the State Legislature and one Judge of
the Supreme Court The hepubli, an state Central
Committee predict 80 600 majority for Blaine and
Logan and an unbroken delegation in Congress,
though strong fight will be made against Gii-
6llnn. the Republican candidate In the " IA Dis
trirt tn snrrred W H. Nashbur. Ihe Legisla-
trrr il is Thought. will stand senate - Repnh-
hcnis. 10 Democrats House - Republicans, Is
nemnriats
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
REPUBLICAN GAINS INDICATED,

TRENTON. " j., Nov. i.-Passalc County gives
AN estimated Republican majority of l,oOo' abon'
the same as in 1850. Tie Democratic majority IN
bergen County promises TO be larger than usna'
The election of Flynn. Democrat, to the Lessl*
ture. is doubtful. Both parties clam the s'a.e'
Meagre returns from the counties show kepao'f
can gain.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05

NEBRiSKi.
TIE STATE REPUBLICAN BY 10000.

THE REPUBLICAN STATE TlCKRr AND THREE cox
CEEssMFN ELECTED
fBY TELEGHAPH 10 TIE IRlBuNEl
CHICAGO, Nov. IA dispatch TO The Ine,.O .Oc.a.
SAYS that Blaiues majority in Nebraska /. from
10000 to $4,000. All the Republican Congress
men are elected and from present indications Nor.
ton. the Democratic candidate for Governor. i, ds.
feated.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
amusemenfs Might

~,-.n,c, Az Txsr1rurr-2-Indnstrtn Exhipitoh'
Sn,on a., tR. HousE-s-" AdoniA
SssYvo-s-" The Bcggar student s..,r-
CS.,y.s 1urA ATRr-s-" Wooden spo%Snn.
$As.r $Asr swrsss"WaIworks- -" 1hamma Mystery
6s.SnurrRa HoUsE-s-"Moths. ,r,o pr,vote secra.
tary." x 4" The Grand Duchess"
NV ~ ,nr~--S-"lhe seven Ravens
SrSr ruIArRr-s-Italian operaM,ai !" "u"""''
Sa.,I. Tur trRE-s--Opnra-'M Marina;
Sss,x ARF rur ArRE-S-" french tlats'
S.,y y,cS,s IurlTRr--s-"Ni Nita's First .,,o
itTp sTRrKr rHElTRE-s-" skipped oy u"o is'
~ the MpOn.'
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
GIDIITORIAL REWARDS

In Imperial Rome when the sports e the Arcna
were followed with the greatest enthusiasm and eH
iravagance the gladiator. though degraded hy law
aud subjected TO an iron discipline. was often an
important persoua.e, and could hope. bJ the dis
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
MR. PHELPS RUNS AHEAD OF THE TICKET

ELLCfED TO CONGEtsS BY A GOOD MAJORITY.
lBY TELEGRAPH I'd The tribune
PATERSON. Nov. f.-Reiums show Republican
gains in Passaic County over Garfield's plurality
which was l.sO0. William Walter Phelps
for Congress. ahead of his
ticket aud undoubtedly has large majority. 1t is
thought that the entire Republican county tieke.
is elected, and three Republican Assemblymcn out
of four, gam Of two.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
cuAIRMAN HORART CONFIDENT.

JERSEY CITY. Nov. 5.-Cannot give any esu'"S.a
OF New-.Jsrsey. All indications from every oo""'
80 far as heard from point 10 Repuoicah Success
W. hehevs we have the state but returns Ar
very slow. "AnHH' ~ -. .,',...i
lCharman Rep. state Con.l
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
Nhtl.HlNfNHiRf
nLAiNf'A rLtRAhR Aborf a,ooo
IN Rtft ilI0AN sfAtt iithtf ANh NUN e"N
GRr sshtA tittith,

lBN ffiE9BATn fn fHH fRibthE
HosroA, New, "A dispatch 10 Ihf Jo"r"G' ff"m
Concord. \. H., SAYS; At oo'eloch tie returns To-
,eNed show the vote and the Republican gains
and losses Ii looks now as though hlaines plural
ity viii be about 5000, with Curriers'
following pretty closely. The Republicans re-eIect
Congressman Hayes in the Isl District ana elect
J. II. Galliugor 10 Congress IN the I'D District
each probably with plurality OF l,oOo. Inc lie
nubhcaps will have a large majority III tie Exeeu-
;ve Connctl and both hraucaes of the Legislature,
the n fer securing the election Of United states
senator. Returns from the several counties sho"
that he Republicans are holding 'helr o"h' Win
prosprct of gaining
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
Ne EW-JERSEY.
ESSEN COUNTY 100 FOR BLAINE.

A ri PUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN GAINED.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBJNsl
NrwAEK. Nov. 4.-1lirty-eight precincts out Of
forty-six n Newark show a net Republican loss in
the Garfield vote Of over 800. The
same precincts show over 100 Prohibi.
tion and 300 Butler votes, and a plurality for
Blaine OF $50. P loss Of about GOO since 1870 Ths
Prohibition vote in this county Is about 1909, and
the Butler vote something less. Stainsby RepJ
for Sheriff l. beaten.
Herman Lehlbach Rep.l is probably elected to
Congress, Republican gain. The balance Of ths
Republican county ticket Is elected. The majority
IN the county for Blaine is about 100.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
TprNToN IRlSHMEN VOTE FOR BLAiNn'

TRENTON. Nov 5.-Mercer County wiz -.
Bla,ne a majority of about zoo. The kepuO"sIS .
make gains in Trenton owing to the pO'i'"'
large Irish vote TO Blalne.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
, CONGRESSMAN GAINED IN NEWARK.

TRENTON. y. j., Nov. A.--The Republicans eiI,lA Az
rsse, County by from $500 to 5000. slsat nc
publcan gam. Lehlbach. Rep, iselected Congress
man from With District.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
RI pITRIICAN Ga NS IN THE SUI
MITES
lnY rELEGRAPh -

my TELEGRAM . THE TRIBUNE s.,,
PHILADELPHIA Nov. l.. Scattering ie'"iD I'm
show Repubh, gains IN 'ne '''
mart of the State.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
rur STATE ron niAIVF ny 10000.

81 PArt Nov. 4.-Iie Hopot Press has returhs
Indicating piuDable najofi'y luf Blaine ~ Mih-
pesata pf 7nnpn. Al the Republican candidates
hii tuntfpss aie plep ted
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
NFAGRE RETURNs RECEIVED.

fBN TELEGRAPH To ItiE TRIBUNE .y.
NEWARK, Nov. 4.-Twenty-two oil '"' 1sows
three election precincts of Essex ,ouh" ,..,,,a
net Republican loss from 1850 on tue ..; .'.,. %
ticket of 600 with strong Republican o''"' m ,hs
hear from. The Republicans elect near" IN,
county officers and gain one Assemosn'I lied
Republican Congressman. Lehlbach
which IS gain.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
GENERAL PRESS prsrArcn.'

CoNcoRp. \. H.. Nov. AT $50 this evening
the Republicans were claiming the state for Blame
and while admitting that the vote for Currief Tor
Governor Will be elo SO, they say ho Will he elected
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
iCHIGIN.
MrAGRE RETURNs SHOW DEMOCRATIC
| GAINS
IN TrIrcRrH ~ UM TRlnrNEI

rnY TrrrGR,rH TO IuE TRiRrNE.l
DrrnoIT. Nov. 1.-The bad weather to-day III
this state proved godscud to the Democrats an"
to that mus. be attributed part OF Their GAM h'-
turns are slow in coming 10, bur MaJ bury is IN
.loubtedlv reelected i'm this district over All knson
p,nuhl,ran Ninety uTrcincis give Algcr, Eepub-
lIcan. for Governor. 1880; lc-ole nsi"n
I29N6: Preston. Prohibition. 2,lHOi net Demo
cratic raiu over $50 Of 2.Ul2
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05

The muIder of Richard Mctllane at hastings
Oh -the-lIudson early yesterday morning was
the result of personal rather that political
differences Wing and his victim had long
hated each other, and in the excitement follow
ing IA drunken quarrel. Wing seems to have
ayailed himself of his chance for revenge. 1t
ought to cost him dear and doubtless II WILL
for the authorities apparently are not misled
by the political coloring given to the affair.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05

The inin IN the afternoon interfpred SOME
What with athletic sports Yesterday The most
important incident perhaps was the victory oi
/, 1, Mtefs ovei Malcolm Ford ~ q race fci
ehp hundred taitsr Mteis lahoied uhdci siea'
disadvantage, as he Waa iUsi recovering iiuh ai
at,scrss on his leg Win commehdahle plnoh'
however hc determined to run, and despite his
freuds' expectations lac Won gallantly,
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05

both parties respected the nsne on '"e ",. ,,.,.
In this city and Brooklyn the ponce n"~ %a.;"n ns
to do. All this speaks well TOT ,ne N".'v" a,s
the corner stone of the Republic res's U" ''''
control and tolerance
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
HOPEFUL FOR BLAINEt
Continued from First Page.
CHALMERS DEFEATED FOR CONGRESS.

colored Republican. has run behind the Presiden.
tiai ticket In the Shoestring District.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
NAtonrrtlg IN COUNTIES

nAttiMonr. Md. Nov l-Motce'tcr County
piVca about coo Democratic majority Carol
County will give about 400 how"ciaiic majority
Rent County WyoA hmociato majority "i loe
onc.half Of tho rtcchctH of IcnnH, wanna ahd
Delaware Counties ahow a Republican majority
ut 9,lul
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 4.-Meagre returns nd-
cate the defeat of Chalmers (Rep for Congress In
the Hid Mississippi District by 1,50O.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05

REPUBLICAN, GAINS ~ BALTIMORE.
BAtrNonf. Md. Nov. 4.-Ihe total vote In this
city gives Cleveland majority of G,023 loss OF
over 5000 "a compared with tho vote of 1850.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05

oy the people. They also claim the election =.
both members Of Congress, the Legislature ,rs
four Of the Ave councillors. a"d
Edgar H. woodman, Republican. is elected uov..
over Sanoorn, Democrat, and Thoindyke. proh,
bitlon and citizens by about 800 majority
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
ARRESTED FOR BRlBlNG ELECion~ go

IkLNTON, NOV, t. fs'W''l' - ,rerfoel
prieior Of the Eagle Pottery was a'Fes ,a,t,, Hs
by Prosecutor Beasly. on the eharse W -, n, i've
Was released oa $1,000 oalf whieh "ss '4'
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
suOes 10 Advertisements.
puelncee Noti1eo.

Nm. U,spuorCK makes n prccinltN ot me
ss,,ess rtttartin tth st lsl2 hiundrsi cor 'u'hsN
n \ tit, Wsiacta Theatre nuildihs
pn. rnrt's Private Institute ior the uNni,
s.. M ne, nus disrpsos ipnd nculrvetd be"eeh N's
lave and "a id sis Sew N'F.
tufn A,tNtr fAuops' Misrns COS, lo7a
s... - adj, made ,iotnina ~ other sofes at y nhttA
twhst Wunuo anu frosty e's' N'".''f@
ruoNr. SVrrf nuMt ST. monthly buys your
s.a h, nuudine tots ih che choiesi pafl ni NrNaie
Ia $500 slsu ami ah7h zach salh uh nnhlhh pNm'h''
kspsT lot Nueaafs amt NAp,et,. aas ,,r,,a,say \ Y
lTlANp's STrNTrNANr liotst, ,..
N.xy fuished sutes for permanent thhlhrs "h
er, l.aV l,.st ol American ~ European rAh'
aesAis with board ~ ant " 90 per nav -------
purs-Pu Es-pHrs
Cursi without knife powder or saise no os onAtu "'
Da,eL Write Tor roie!ences pr 'oiAns' II '"'' -''
THE BEST BREAp-FLOuRs.
1uR BEST BRFAKrAsr CEHEN&
TIN MOST PKUFECt FooUs ron SICK AND Will
ALL FROM NHw-CRoP 0RAINa
HRAIrn FOOD CoMANY.
No "a Arn.AvE, NFw.N NoRN.
WArCuEs-WATCuEs.
,1.,.t stock Of American watches in Ncw-York.
Gold stem. .Wiuders s30up silver $40 to $50
HEADQUARTERS for Duplicate Wedding Presents
silverware below manufacturer cost
Watches Repaired.
J H. JoHNsIoN. ljO Bowery
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05

The directors of the Metropolitan Museum
of Art are never weary in well doing. In ad-
diiion to the excellent collections OF pictures
which rom time to time they place before the
public, they are now busy provld-
Inc more rudimentary instruction in art.
A school has recently been opened in East
Thirty -fourth-st. under their direction, where
instruction i'll painting and sculpture Is pro-
yided at merely nominal rates Between this
school, the schools of the Academy of Design
and the Art Students League, art ought to be
making satisfactory progress IN New-lork
City.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05

BLAINE 1000 AHEAD AT FIFTY POLLS.
DETROIT. Nov. 1.-Fifty polls in Michigan give
Blame 7.161. Cleveland 5,00l Butler 2,060, ST.
John l.O66.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05

The elections seem TO have passed of quietly
throughout the Union. AT a late hour no news
of trouble had been received from the South.
Even in Louisiana, where the not at Ncw-lbe-
ria the other day looked like the beginning of
violence on the part of the Democrats, peace
rc,gned. In the North all was quiet save one
or two fatal quarTels in Cincinnati, which
unfortunately has reputation just now as be-
Ing turbulent city. Elsewhere East aud West
Nere was great excitement, but the citizens VI
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
REPORTS PROM THE LFADINo rou.,,.

MANCHESTER, N IT,, Nov. 4.-The indio,,,...
point to light vote being polled, with Dsmocr.,..
galns Cnrrier Dem.) for Governor is scratehsS
somewhat in all the wards
AT Lttleton there isa Republican majority .,
the State and National ticket OF IOO ="
DOVER, Nov. 4.---lt is now estimated tba, n
Republican electoral ticket will have 200 phras.
here.
Hanover, n. H., Nov. 4.-The indication.
that Cleveland will run slightly ahead of IN. ,s'.
OF his ticket but the Republican majority will 4.
about the same as a year ago.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
coNGRrssMAN M.cOMAgs MNIORIrY.

''INIFTtT47| ~ W = ~ NI'IItII
HkGFRsTowN. Nd. Nov IL carry my own town
bv 152 majority-a gain Of 100 and Washington
County ,OjO-a gain Of 327 and am reelected.
Louis l.. MCCoNAs,
GCongress man from the With District
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05

The recent scare about General Gordon was
without cause. The news that he was cap
turod and that khartoum had fallen came
through French sources. which are always TO be
distrusted when matters pertaining TO
England are touched upon. General
Lord WolSeley at Dongola has tele-
graphed TO the British Government that
messengers from Khartoum say the place has
not been taken, and that Gordon Is safe II is a
question, of course, how long the heroic com
mander will be able to hold out; but the
chances are that Wolselcy will rescue him.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
MAR YLIND.
HEAVY DEMOCRATIC LOSSES.

LARGE REPUBLICAN GAIN IN BALTIMORE.
fPI TELEGRAPH To THE TPTpUsE.t
BArTIMoRT. Nd Nov 4.--The Republicans have
reduced the Democratic majority in this city TO
GG23, n Republican gain of over 400.
FELIX AGNUs
Iof The baltimore dm1icdn.l
, 1884-11-20

Deputy Sheriff Hosford went to Lara
ME City last night and will return to-day
with Edward Paine,a convict who has been
confined in the penitentiary at Laramie.
Some years ago Paine wa convicted in
the District Court here for rape and was
sentenced to ten years confinement in the
penitentiary. Those who lived here at
the time may remember the case by rea-
son of the novel method in which a pur-
ton of the testimony was taken, Paine
being a deaf-mute, and the sign language
being employed. 1t is the intention to
~re-scntence Paine to Joliet for the unex-
pired portion of his sentence, and it is I'M
derstood that some questions will be EN-
bodied in the decision of the Court as to
its right to re-sentence the man.