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result Of experiments aud Invostl
/ gnilun made by the veterinary divif
| Ion, Considerable space Il glyeiy 10 b
detailed history of the recent Outfrnal
among the cattle of Kansas aud % a de /,
cription ot It's symptoms. Dr. SalIno'
reaches the conclusion that the diseas'
was ergOtism due 90 eating iungusknowp
AZ ergot. Upon tho treatment and pre-
yenlion of this disorder he says;
"When the first sign of tho disorder
appeared the most important point 10 b.
attended was 20 make a complete change
Of food and see that this was OF goo
quality, nutritious aud free from ergoi
II would also bo proper Ia give dose a.
physic, from one 10 two pounds of OF
som salts, In order 10 remove as mucn
as possible Ot the poison still cOntainC,
In the digestive organs, and to follow
this with such food as mashed corn ano
roots, IN tho most severe cascs-thOS'
IN whlch Il part of the limb il alIead,
liieless treatment VIII avail but little
The greater number of eases, however
have not advanced 10 this stage. Whei
the lameuess IL first noticed these Wi
be greatly benefited by removing tn
cause and placing the animcl under cor
ditlOnS favorable for resisting tb
poison. a very important con
dition j. warmth. Even whel
the animals are fed large quantities q
trgul lhcS seldom Nullur except in col
weather, aud consequently in attempt
ing tu check the advance OF the diseas
advantage should he taken OF this fac
by plncing the cattle in warm she'd
Another condition believed by some 4
have much influence In the development
u' ergut il tho water supply. Wit
plenty of water always ut hand, IL Is bC
loved larger quantities of Crgot may b.
taken for longer time than when th
wJlcr supply il deficient. Gn th
cold winters which occur ovcl
so much of our cattle-rais,ng country, !
Is dillcult 10 induce animals to take
sufficient amount of water. Holes Gu
through the Ice soon freeze over ant
the weather Is frequently 80 severe tina
cattle will drink only a few swallow
shelter from the cutting winds, an,
later in the day when they try to Obtaii
moro water, the drinking holes ~
frozen over. Where CrTotism prevail
watering should receive close attention
Ergu!ism can probably be entire,
prevented by cutting hay before th
seeds are formed. Both in NiiSSou
and Illinois | saw tho clelrest eNampl
OF this. Hay composed OF the same kim
ui grass, cut upon the same land, VIZ
free from ergUt, or largely infected wit
IL, according rs it mad been cu
green or ripe. This matter is worthyo
more d!geStihle and in every way NOR,
valuable than that which is allowed t.,
become r!po and woody, and the latter
much more liable Ia produce severe dis
ease, such as Indigestion, impaction an
ergotism. This fatal disorder may
therefore, he prevented in the future by
proper and careful management.
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CnttIemen's National Convention.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. l2.-The long talked
of cattlemen's convention will assemble
i'm this city next Monday. There will
be nearly 900 delegates in attendance,
and it is estimated 10000 cattlemen from
the west, northwest, Texas and Europe
Will be present. 1t will be the first time
the stUckmen OF the entire country have
met in convention. The chici objects
the convention are, by United action, tc
obtain better protection for the catt,'
country. and a national Organiza
ton will ho ono Jt the mean,
Of obtaining this. An eudeavo,
is also to he made to Secur
national legislation ON the subject
Of contagious disease, and thus proven
the conflict of authority now existing il
many states. Another important sub
ucl for discussion viii be that of an in
tuuatiougl trail. Cattlemen desire the
government to set aside trail from
Texas to the British possessions, l,20
miles long by six miles wide, as high.
way for Texas cattle to the nOrthwes
pastures. Texas is now recognized as
vast breeding farm and yearlings are sent
to the northwest to fatton. SJill othel
subjects will come before the cOnven
tioH, but these, perhaps, are the mos;
important.
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WASuINGToN, Nov. l2.-rhe Novem
ber returns of cotton to the department
Of agriculture relates to the yield pc
aero and show the effects of the lonp
continued drouth in reducing the pr,
duction. The latcness of killing frost
has had less effect than usual in er
larging the yield, as the vita
ity Of the plants was to
nearly exhausted to produce to
crop. The drouth had not been broke
at some points on the Gulf coast at th'
date of the returns. The indicated yiel
per acre is lower in nearly every stat
than in the census year, which was a
average production. The lowest yield
are now, as then, in Florida, Georgia
Alabama and Texas. The reduction
this year very marked !
Louisiana and Arkansas, the rc
giOn of tho most productive cotto
land. The returns by states indicat'
the yield per acre as follows, the figure
being subject to modification by fulle
returns; Virginia, $50 pounds; Nort
Carolina, 10; South Carolina, l52
Georgia, I35; Florida, l05; Alabama, l3G:
Mississippi, l75; Louisiana, 100; Texas,
l43, Arkansas, 200; Tennessee, l6O The
indications point to Il somewhat larger
crop than in 1855, gathered in unusually
fine condition, of good color, unStained
by storms and free from trash and dust.
corn.
The returns of the rate OF yield or
corn indicate tho product somewhat in
excess OF ! 100000, 900, or an average rate
OF small traction above ~ bushels per
acre.
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county, official, blaine, 1p.HiCleycland
1u'Hi 80 John, uili lui'rr, 80.
hUIluLh DuINiN,
JAHiAI-A, Nov, - -uniciul vote Oi
ruilulk county blaine, a,N,di Glove
iaud, G,i.l; Builer, ~ II, Juhu, iji,
The plurality for Gle rulnnd is ~, Tho
returns heretofore Published gave Glove
land a plurality of dn,
Tho official returns for Suffolk county
agree with Tho Times and the Assnci-
ated Pres, figures, hut shows a change
of - votes in higiUp's iayur, - com
pared with the sun table.
UIIENs CuUNrN.
Tho supervisors completed tho cam
Vass Of the electoral vote this morning,
On the return oyster BAY WAS found de-
fectiye, after the canvass, hut not nm or
rnr affecting the result at the vote A.,
officially announced, Blaine, S,llbi
Cleveland, lO,a@I; bnilor, go; ~, john,
sol plurality for Cleveland, ln@s. l.e-
gal representatives We're again present
for both parties, The returns horc,u-
fore published gave Cleveland plural
ity of l,'2i.
ONTARIO COUNTY,
CANNNpAIGuN. Nov. y, Ontario
county official. Blaine, i,SS2; Glove
land, l,dl3; Butler, ~ ~, John, 28.
ONEIDA uuNvY.
,,,,...,s ,Tputi,Ig ,,ruty r,lInuyuad vps-
tnr,In,, ,,,t ,LIs .,rnIns r,, ,.rpuui of
Jeroriivr rriurns. rbr errors were
giu,rly cI,r.rnl. wh, suuuty clerk
.t,tas' rh,t t,s,,Ios vim I, as tnlIows,
Iti"in. "-s., ,'i,y.In,d Ar .la, Hutlcr,
Isl. ~. ,Iubu. egi: blank !.
MO, No. ~ -Cr..la rnuuty:
ri,.,. i,'.I,. ',',,I.,Iit,,. n
-r',r,,.INs ,DIr,ry,
Iyir,rA, Nnv, rDu,nkius county
..trl, rini,,, I taY, ,I..1,,Iuud. 3N,rt,
ErfIrr o,., ~ .Iohn. s-g
,,,r.',rts.' ,,.r,>r.,.
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HIS ASSASSIN STILL At LARGE.
A Barbarons Boy IN Buckeycdom
Burns II lister.
MR.. oRmssY F. 8LLlPs is DEAD.
4 Prominent and 4 : lar Nonng citizen
OF South TpSni ~ies suddenly Of
Heart Disc, -ntam Hotel In
san Antonio, Texas.
A CINCINNATI NEGRO KILLED.
Burial nr DR., Allison Assassin SIM at
Large.

Burial Of DIR, Allison Assassin SIM ut
Large.
ioAGyIEw, Nov. L. Special. To
tho general regret tho search yesterday
for Dr. Allison's assassin, James H..
Tllcry, was Uuayailing, though several
rumorcd traces ut him have been found.
The funeral of Or. Allison was the most
imposing ever held in this city. All the
places of business were closed, bells
iullod aud everybody who could leave
,hCir homes, followed the remvinS to- the
grave, where they wCrn Inferred with
masonic hunOra, the HtllNille and the
local lodges ruudu ting the services.
The citizens win unite with the family
IN Offering reward for the murderer,
and a statement Of the facts has been
sent 10 the governor with Il request that
he offer reward also. Some of the Til
lcry family have been making threats
against those wkO joined IN the search
for Jim yesterday, and il this is true
those threatened may dispose Of the
whole gang.
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BOWIE, Nov. r. Special. The city
election for marshal passed OF in good
order yesterday. Mr.. 4. $. Harris,
grocery merchant, was elected by the
close majority of 8 votes. The mar
shal-elect is n good citizen, and pos
sesses the requisite qualifications to
make II good officer. The two young
ladies' who were badly hurt on Sunday
last, Miss Clari; by having a wagon run
over her, and Miss Woods, thrown from
a horse and arm seriously fractured, are
both reported by DR.. Bettis, one of the
attending physicians, to be doing well
and improving. Both young ladies are
badly, but neither are seriously. injured.
Chloroform had to be administered TO
Miss Woods before the fractured bones
could be adjusted and reset.
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The OmciaI Vote by Counties.



New YORK, Nov. 12.-The board Of
county canvassers resumed IFS session
to-day. The room was filed with poli-
tlcians and lawyers representing the
Republican and Democratic parties.
Committees OH protested and corrected
returns were appointed and the canvass
of the'first assembly district began. II
was found after proceeding a short way
down the district that the Democratic
electoral ticket was not properly filled
IN and that there were clerical discrep-
ancies or omissions. aud on motion the
whole district was referred to the COM
mittee on corrected returns.
@! NrSEs EE UOfNTY.
BATAVIA Nov. 12.-GenneSsee co,iuas,
official; Blsine, 4.3l: Clvvoi .4d, a,6'i;
St. John, $50; iiuiieI, II.
IEFFER-oS COUNTY.
WATERrowN, Nov. H.-Jcfiersoi;
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Henderson County oaicial Vote.

ATHENS, Nov. u. Especial = The
official count shows all the county DEM
ocratic ticket elected by 2 handsome
majority. Democratic electoral ticket,
l,3G5; Republican electoral ticket, iOG;
st. John, 20; Butler, Y.
Ireland, l,2S0; Norton, 800; Jones, ll5.
Rec gan, for congress, 1856; Monroe.
Cor congress, 49G.
~NcReynolds, Democrat, tloater, SIS;
Starman, Republican, tIOater, 500.
KilgOre's vote for senator, ,3s5.
Williams. district judge, l,5O2.
Faulk, district attorney, l,355.
Total vote polled i'll the county, about
1900.
Henderson county shakes hands with
AMnersuM county.
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IT IS INTERESTING.
The New York Count fluctuates as I,
Proceeds, But
THE GAINS AND LOSSES BALANCE.
TelegrnmS From Cleyeland's Private
Secretary Are Very RensSurlng.
THE OUTCOME is NOT IN DOUBT,
The New York Mail and Express Admits
That Blaine 1. Lost Unless Some
Tnrorsccn Mistake Is Found
in tho Counting.
THE OUTCOME is NOT IN DOUBT,
HENDRICKS is TOGO EAST SOON,
An Hope Lost,

NEW NDRK, Nov. l2,--Tho Mail and
Express, tho Republican afternoon
organ, in It's issue this evening says:
The official canvass of the vote OF thi,
state is in progress to-day. Few changes
were made by the canvasscrs ycsterd ".
It l. now generally conceded that the
vote of the counties above llarlom
bridge cannot be chungci 10 affect
Clcveland'S plurality. An accidental
error changed may entirclyNip on, the
plurality, and ON this atone are based
the hopes Of tho Republicans. 40 mid
night Inst night forty of the sixty conn
ties had been heard irom officially.
They give n net gain Of &
for Cleveland, leaving his plurality az
,2225, according TO the claims of Oh"
Democrats. This plurality ends any
probability of any serious increase To
Buime's maiorilias In the rural coun-
ties, although it is fair to bear in mind
that where gains arc expected the can
vass is delayed and case may yet be
presented IN tho eight or ten counties
where case has been made up. Tho
real fight is IN this city, and the Repub-
lican hopes were greatly dampencd
when Elihu Root announced yesterday
shat he found Cleveland's majority
10 be 1926, wiping out the
gain of I-6 votes announced
on Saturday last. The total number of
votes upon which, in some form or
another, George Bliss expects to take
exception to in the informal court al
ready had, is about 1000. About one
third of these arc defective or blank
ballots, and the rest are Butler, ST. John
and other votes which were miscounted,
excluded or otherwise aided to swell
the Cleveland vote.
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NASHVILLE, Nov. l2,-As thCra Is uo
regular time Tor canvl,,ing tho election
returns In this state, thoaulhoritieS will
wait until all ARE In. Bates Democratic
majority for governor is 5000. Tho
Democratic candidate for railroad cont
missioner l. defeated. The Legislature
Is Democratic hy reduced MINORITY.
Clcvplnnd's plurality is about l2,OuO,
rhc Republicans elect three congress-
mon uf the tcn-a gain of one.
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Had Ronson toxin Him.

CINCGNNATI, Nov. l2-William Will
liams, colored, was shot and killed at
an early hour hour this morning on the
sidewalk in front of Deter's saloon.
Ninth and Plum streets,by an unknown
man, who escaped. The parties had
uuarrelled in the saloon and Williams
had knocked his assaIlant down, cutting
Il cash in his head. The man went out
to q water trough to bathe his head, when
Williams followed and fired at him,
when the man returned the tre and
shot Williams through the heart.
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MONTGOMERY, Nov. l2.-The Demo
cratic caucus of the house elected II. C..
Armstrong speaker and y. w. McGver
clerk. Eoth houses organized. The
governors message in the state paper
shows the financial condition TO be good
and the state Institutions ia n prosper
Gus condition. Ho refers 10 tho II ght of
the late Treasurer Vincent and he great
efforts made to capture him, Mich all
proved futile. lie the
legislature to be rfldent in
legislation, and rather deprecates
the idea of a reduction of the rate OF the
state tax. The university, the agricul-
tural college, and the insane asylum, all
have been largely increased, and their
capacity nearly doubled. lf the dona-
ton OF 1900 acres of land fu' the benefit
of the university, more than half have
been located. Schools have increased
in numbers and efficiency from the in
creased appropriation ofthe last legisla-
ture. The blacks arc getting their full
share ofthe schools, according to their
population.
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Z SNi.Dh OFF.

New YORK, Nov. IA change favor
able to Blaine of 233 votes in the seventh
election district Of the second assembly
district, as against the returns published
Wednesday morning, was made by the
hoard of canyassers of this county, bu
on a careful comparison Of the police
and press returns, it is found that the
difference for Cleveland viii be made up
i'm the district to he canvassed.
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NASHVILLE, Nov. I2.-The eighteenth
annual session Of the National Grang
convened to-day in the senate chambe'
at the state capitol. j. J. Woodman, o.
Michigan, worthy master, presided.
The following states were represented
Kansas, Missouri, Michigan, Illinole
Virginia, Pennsylvania, New York.
Delaware, New Hampshire New Jersey
Wisconsin, Louisiana, California, Texas
Alabama. Georgia, orthCarolina,S Souti
Carolina, Tcnn6ssee, Massachusetts,,
Washington, Maryland, Mississippi,
Ohio, Kentucky. To-day's session wa>
private. A public reception Is to be hel0
tomorrow afternoon.
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BnYNN, Nov. =. Special. Tho fol-
lowing is the correct vote OF Brazos
county: Democratic electors. l,l75; Re.
publican electors, l,.1li 81. John elect
ors, D.
John ireland, l,&i5; Jones, l,ilp; Gibbs,
lies; Stewart, 2Gjl. Ireland pollcd iu this
county $50 more votes ut the late elcc-
tion Than he did IA lNS2, ana Jones
pollcd gl moro votes. The colorod voto
of this county numbers about Loo.
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AT COLUMBUS, ONO.

AT tWIlV " ~ =, y iV'
COLUMBUS. Nov. IA large Demo-
cratic iollification meeting was ad-
{ sssed tonight by Judge Thurman,
ator Pendleton, Congressman-elect
,thwaite, Gov. Hoadley. Gen. Durben
ard, Hon. Arcny Mayo, ana ctnerS.
letters were read from distinguished
Democrats from all parts OF the country.
AT KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. l2.-The Demo-
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Orm.hy rhillirs Dead.

PrrrsRURG, Nov. l2.-Ormsby Phil
lips, one of the proprietors of the Pitts
burg Dispatch, died suddenly this
morning at . o'clock, of nervous pros
tration. Deceased, for many years, was
prominently connected with the iron
and glass Industries here. He was
mayor of Allegheny City three years
and at the time Of his death was presi-
don't of the board of managers of the
western penitcntiary.
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GALVESTON, Nov. l2.-Mayor Fulton
to-day received the following telegram
from Daniel Lamont, President-elect
ClevelandPs private secretary:
"Albany, Nov. l2.-To Il. l.. Fulton, Calves
ton, Texas
"At 10 o'clock forty of the sixty coun-
ties have reported, officially, without
change in previous figures. No contest.
rSirned,1 DANIEL :. LAMONT"
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DETROIT, Nov. l2-Forty-three of the
eighty counties in Michigan report the
official count: BIaine's pluralities, b.
353; fusion pluralities, $50. The re-
naming counties are evenly divided be-
tween hisionists and Republicans.
but the Republican plurality given in
the figures so lar reported will be cut
down to between i,OOO and 5000. The
congressional delegation stands 7 flu
sion to | Republican,.
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New Hampshire omcial v.te.

CoNcoRD, Nov. l2.-The official re-
turns received by the secretary of state
give the following as the result of the
vote in this state: Blaine, 1876; Clevo-
land, 30, 1866; st. John, LIB; Butler, 552;
aggregate vote, 81 i57; Blaine's plural
ity, 1000; Blaino's majority, l,S75. Cur
rier, Republican, for governor, has II
majority over all OF i9S.
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Troy, Nov. l2.-CorrCspondents and
reporters of the Troy Telegram inter
viewed 10 manufacturers in the largest
manufacturing towns OF Northern
New York ON the effect of politics on
their industry. Republicans and Dem-
orrats agreed that the election of CleVe-
land would have little effect on any
manufacturing industries.
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PITTsBuRG, Nov. 1.-THE Western
nail association met to-day and reaf
firmed the present card rate. Business
was reported fairly active with prices
low and stocks light. The meeting was
the first since last June and was well
attended.
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INDIGNATION mt Limerick.

DUBLIN, Nov. l2.--The corporation Of
the city of Limerick to-day, by an over
whelming majority, refused to pay any
attention to the second writ for an extra
police tax. They also passed resolution
the government for the re-
of George Bolton rs crown
solicitor for Ireiani.
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Lumber Company Failure.

CHICAGO, Nov. l2,-The Daily News
Eau Claire, Wisconsin, special says the
Pioneer Lumber company assigned to-
day. Liabilities estimated at $25G,000;
assets about the same. The creditors
are mainly in Milwaukee and Chicago.
The failure is due to losses by the recent
nnnlS.
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A satisfactory showing.

NEW York, Nov. l2.-Only 80 counties
have reported, officially, up TO 3 p. m.
In Jefferson county Blaine gains Svotes.
Blaine's total gains in the 30 counties
are IL votes. His total losses are
!. All the Cleveland pluralities have
remained unchanged. Blaine's net
gain so far in the canvass, therefore, has
been votes.
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BosToN, Nov. l2.-By reason of the
outbreak of cholera in Paris the city
board of health to-day issued more
stringent orders to port physicians in
regard to the examination of passengers
and baggage which may arrive here iroin
foreign ports, especially ON the French
coast.
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A EarbarDIlA !!Uy.

KIrrANNING, Nov. Il. During tho
absence from home of George Houser,
who resides near Dayton, Armstrong
county. li-year.old boy stripped Il
younger sister aud placed her on red
hot stove. burning he 30 severely that
her life Is dies paired ul.
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WILMINGTON, Nov. u Tho Official
vote of Delaware is: Cleveland, 1IO5l;
Blaine, 12,77S; st. John, 55; Butler, 6.
st. John and Butler electoral tickets
were reported III Newcastle county only.
The temperance legislative vote was
I
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NRwpuRGH, Nov. Thomas Berer-
idge, head Of the Beyoridge Brewering
company, widely known among the
Of the country, j. dead, aged -.
lie was prominent member of the
MnSNniC fratelniLN.
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New York and Brooklyn Panning Out
Well.

NEW York, Nov. 12.-The official can
vass of twenty wards of Kings county
show gain of 80 votes for Cleveland
and for Blaine.
The board of canvassers for New York
county examined the returns
OF the first three assembly
districts to-day. A few differences
from the press reports published Wedn-
esday morning were discovered, but
nothing found that will materially
effect CIeveland's plurality aspublished.
1T is estimated that Oswald Ottendorfer
may fall 100 votes behind his comrades
on the electoral ticket.
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Report on Cattle Diseases.

WAsnINGToN, Nov. l2.-Dr. ID. j. Sal
mon, chief of the bureau of animal in
dussry, has submitted to the cdmmis-
siouer of agriculture a voluminous re-
mort on CONTAGIOUS diseases in
animals, the report being the
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Hnt Nevertheless They snail Not Rob -.

NEW YORK, Nov. l2,-The board
trade and transportation to day
adopted resolution coud.iuuiug the
expressions Of an inHamatory character
in connection with the close contest in
the presidential election, scouting thv
idea of fraud, and asserting that every
citizen win submit to a determination
by the constituted authorities,
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SEYMOUR, Nov. 12.-lSpecial.l-Th
official count gives Democratic electors,
339; Republican electors, 3; Iyohibition
electors, :; Ireland, 295; Jones, IA; Nor
ton, 3.
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MONTREAL, Nov. l2.-The diptheria is
increasing to an alarming extent, and
typhoid prevails also. The doctors
attribute both epidemics to defective
city drainage.
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A Daisy Failure.

NEW YORK, Nov. 10. The schedule in
the assignment of Il. A. Wright, pres-
dent of tho Harweil Furnace company
to leighton Williams was flied to-day,
II shows liabilities of $6l2,00O, made up
as follows: Preferred creditors, Sl2I,OOO;
General creditors, $t59,0O0; contingent
liabilities, ,&2dO, 900. Nominal assets, S5lS,-
600; actual ussotS, $5l 900, the actual
value OF which is but $500. Among the
nominal assets are stocks and DOnds,and
claims which are non-nol!ectablo.
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CINCINNATi, Nov. l2,-The official re-
turns from the ninth Kentucky congress
sionnl distr ct. shows the election OF w.
II. Wadsworth, Republican, by major
itv Df Il,2.