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DIED.

ArGHT-on Moniay. October -, Henry Ausht aged 50
RELATIVE. family invites TO stt:ni ths
o ansrs ',s a. o. , rene So sos West
BROW In pou rhkeep.e october u.s. iSsf Mary, vdow
OF the iatS Edmund Iirown. OF Fjnneh " J., aged 10
rsnsa service. from the gs.denc. Der .on al'w Frank
n Mil-. Nc - south Clntonst, friday l7th INST I"
IntermenI a, Railway. M saturday. O'Clock y. m
.e Se coos " she esr 81 Scr ss '0'
T,sScs ssa nv W.T. e.. S.s.
Robius -si amt w,low % Edward carter
ave- above ij,h-s' on rhurslay the 10th at ii:3oa
cEnNEy Ms@.TCn.ea october . s,ry .nSi' VITO
Funeral her late residence saturday the 18Th 81
KINTzfNG-on october - al p Of Brishts disease
WI am p NintynI 49,
fanssi :sT,ies. 70 he haE a. = leu tas. thnrcI ihs.
near SHAVE On ihurs,ay October 10 al ii'Soa IN
LACoMBE-on rnssiv o,to 'er II! JAMES PIERRE so,npc
Funeral rom III. tate residence No Il Clinton plce at ID
a thursday. October IL
rn. 3S,"' and IS , c s.ssr ssr
i,is Co,one John = 81" = ftsi. civ
Detroit sni Portland papers pleas, ospy.
1ew q rsnssa D. GSs So Of BrooSn SS
N" zee Of IN IN y aHcfa ~ Sc published hereafter
Groi}a M.a. 2,'SeT = N Ws% Ee
Navy aged years. month. ami day.
PoRTER-At Nvack wedpesiay october IS, Hattie wi'c
Funeral al Pine Plans saturday october 49, at O'Clock
RAND-In the 7ith yelro' herage, Margaret Eliza eth
Hathaway wir ~ Aaron Rand .orIneriy OF this city
Funeral resdence. Crumpl0d Rohd.
sSsktn y. " rhprsdty. OctOper l6 So AT I;D IN
IntermeDt 1t wOodawn by G5l ira
RHOADtS- Mary r. an 4, Tuam. wife of Medical In.
spectOr & Rhoaies L. Navy
Funeral the siience OF her brpther.ih as.
J. G. DE Ia Yer ne o. Ea. -0th-st Se"N ofA FRIDAY o'
toh-r y. at 1:sO1. -,
Inf.rtnent scheme 'acv y. y, aur'ay ctober Ia
WILLETs-O Tuesday. october ~, Augustus INFANT so1
Charlie A. lr., AMI Eliza T. Miets aged monb- and-@
and friends invited 10 attend me furca rom
hi4 rrsdcnor sanforlIve, Pushing, On rhdrsda,
October Ii. at O'Clock p. m.
WEED Newlosk cry october u.s. 1854. Eleanor Jones
wife " BENJAMIN Wee
Funeral from her late residence at Noroton Conn tiV
afternoon -, tcber II. at2 D'Clbci. g.,
O'Clock train from OIsnd Contra Depot.
At Painted y J. on 20. 18th inst Of consnnl
ton Russell = webb Of Moses r and sarah t. Il.
WeDu. IN rue 9Th year of us aea
Relatives and friends Of the fam are resps Wv nVnct
attend the IN front residence OF e parents cor
oi Maisonsve aD Ninth 81, Piainaohi on lbdrsaiS'
tho 10Th INST. ara &C Ock =. y.
Carriages viii he N waiting depot a vsl Of the 2So
o. N train no u 0i IlbertysL. Ne~-lMz, New
Jersey Central Railroad
Internlent at New Brunswick. y. j. lItn INST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-16
THE FIFE RECORD.
AN EARLY BLAZE ON THE WEST SIDE.

DESTRUCTION or LARGE FACroRY-CoMfoTIoN
AMONG TENEMENr-HW,sE PEOPLE.
George Watson. % Waterman in the Elm
Flax Mls At Eleventh ave. and Fnyscycnth NJ, heard
explosion at ( a IN. yesterday. and few minutes
later he discovered that the four.story brick factory
building Nos 81. Sac and 5;- West Fifty ST.,
fire. lie seut an alarm. aud subsequently two
additional alarms were sounded. Although the lr.men
numbers they reached the fire too late Ia
the large building. which extended throuth the
block Iifty ,iNthst Tho flames had started In the
lower part Of the building. and had mounted To the ROOF
with great ropldy. Most Of The space W the building
occupied by it, owner. H. H. Hollis ~ No al West
Finyscvcuth e.. who carried a business Of pulling
wool from sheep pcs Large quantities OF dry sheep
skins and wool htAl,o On several uoOrN. portion
~ tho second floor was used the stOrag, Of flax by the
proprietors of the adjoining mills
Feeding on The highly cOmhustibe material me hrt
burned hercc ina n hail un hour Il had hnt'd ont
the FIR Department Who had started for tie ire when
the third alarm sounded got {" tfty sevcnth,- Just
IN time to see The building tumble INTO Il heap 81 runs
The ham, had hlhltd mp the wtS' sue 9" 'h, t'S ahn
had caused COmnOtlnn auO- The inmates OF tht icuc
auy Other building however except 10 long frame
shed which stood clos, o the west vail ~ the factory
The shed was one story high aud was filed with FAX II
crushed 10y the falling walls of the factory 1nd was
burned up The nrcncn easily prevented tn" namcs
from iniurns the FAX mills which also adloned the she'd
Foercnhach- brewery at EVcutiayc. and Fifty sixth
Il was n danger time and Of the win
dow Castings caus ht ire b the building was saved from
,crioi, injury IN, foundry of Cassidy & Older. a Nos
$40 and ji2 West irtysiVthst, caught fire ami was
damaged To- the extent OF $500.
The burned factory wa new iuiidng. On August
p. 1883 Hoi-s old factory completely dc,troyed
ny rre. Tie insurance companies phih about N'o.Vo"
which the cost Of the building, finished only
the building were valued at about 100000 and were N
sured. TIL flax on tho second floor. owned ~ \; IL
valued - It il thought that thu fire
was due 10 spontaneous combustion
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o,E,sr corn stretching away on either so'
ystrne away stood the stables aud the printing
ht,ls CIR Nasama the intelligent Zulu pursued ms
. , u.s., abode Ie, ANA ns %ns
Vss W. 80 vaiuo was DESTROYED except the co'lec-
s'sres unable books aud papers Tue norSt ,oraSS
ton OF wcli stocked. and no douht many n,c'"''
wcUdroaso i"rs,imable worth persisted in the HANGS
,,ss Montenore." says Truth O'"hoon' "o'
"sr -, nj. hundred years. Is still as keen as ever
ma e,uent Of bis affairs Only the otn'r Jay
IN W, ra,,ci whose memory Is wonderfully good IL
h. priyaie SECRETARY that te asrcen,p, ,, ~
minded w ,hrre wears engagement was on lhc POM W
then et ne will renew It for another three years.
sxpr..lsa,c' said the centeuariah'
"a. u..a Howe will spend much OF the coming winter
an WASHINGTON ,,.c-a. ,,u
Tho Princess poIccronki widow OF 'nc '''' ~''''
ia' m. her principal home hereafter
,a,r,ck A. Cher OF Boston. who lately puoUSn'"
MI - y. travels in Mexico" Ia preparing "a series
aNe." ''V,s on the same subject
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Mr.. BLAINE ~ MICHIGAN

pFcrivYD WIN INlHt~lAsM by CROwps-Rr-
JoIDING oVLK ONO.
BRlGnToN. Oct. lj.--Slr Blaine lett Detroit
At 10 O'Clock this morning bN special train TIE De
troif Lansing mud northern Railroad Tor short mp
through slr state Ihcrc were several hundred pers
al tnc depot wa" cherei MI Elaine when hc appeared
Ina tue part! V,r, General Fremont the two Michigan
-en1tsr-. Palmer aud CouLer. senator uae, J. II
Mauicy Of Augusta Me. x. g. Hon. Judge Isaac Mar,
tou Chairman Naune. 0i The Republican slato Com
uttsr. Collector j. H. tone and Charles r Gurham,
e., Assistant SECRETARY ~ the Interim. The hr-t stop
va. at Plymouth. wnero thcro waA a LARGE crowd MI
Iiuuc u. introduce to Inc people, VII" clrrrcd ara
...l,, fnt All. Hllluc hJwrh qua ncIrt -tid
Tho uuy speech ia ottet today my ttieui.. - o"i
graduation on Dho'~ vVtr 81 c-irtdhb. l'hr'rr
Po,ItA ~. oct A. A blhfk, Howell, Fowler in ana
Ml.ihtn,tun there Nei, itt-c oiuwds al cdoh place
MI Blaine spoke iew words OF eunsratuisl1vn Vh ho
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MR.. BLAINE And JUDGE FOLGEB.

rome razor NJ me TrtbUHe.
SIR: The enemies OF Mr.. Blaine do not
seem t. Do quite satisfied that Judg" Foscr- letter To
Mr. Blaine extracts from which were given ia the com
nuucaton Of George Bliss Published III Your paper Of
thc I'D september, expressed jug" f"'E'i true tr'
~ ,,,,,i AR blaine "a. the Republican candidate for
oleuf mad written Judge lolE'f "h ne came sun,
i.ct aud received from BIN Httit H NJ own mann
Vrit. tl.cd AUGUST - two dal- hrl1lc tue "' "l W.
cttrt T., .lf Iutr L. Judge ful~rTs ifttti 10 me II
Ia sentence: Now. able To te"t mp %" -,
nave not a plr ri, life 10 ~ low ART th'
Of Inc Konnpicln party. ribrr nf ih"ih "h" shhl
pive thru al. vno cnrcrully" ihrr' - no hlhE !" Ia"
AUsHJHN BiEp~ALi.
BiHghaD.iOH, 4. j. oct. -, 1854.
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RFpuBIJcAN CANS EVERYWHERE.

DEMoCRAIIC JuEITIFs GENERALLY CUT DOW V
WHEELING. W. Va, Oct. l5.-lhe following ma
oritic- have been reported TO the Republican state
Committee: Lewis. 20 Democratic. kepuOhcah
gam OF 90; Bar bour, 100 Democratic hepuo-
hcan gam of 234 LrOohe. "a Democratic
Rcpubl eau gain Of 30; Peasant
l43 Democratic. Republican gain OF 20 SUM
mcrs 900 Democratic, "A Republican gam OF Zol {;
Greeubrcr $50 Democratic. Republican gam oil
123 Eayette. l75 Democratic Monroe' 3oV Demo
cratlc.
The Republican maj rites are BerNiey Do
ton | 100 gain OF 1913 iaylor 80 gam Oh lol :
Ri-c.Ir. JOs IA gam Ol 276 MOnongaila, hoo'
gain % 3+j. .. go
Maxwell maj irlty at 100 the entlre Rep" p'i du
coulty tlcart being elected by ma.outles VARYING
from Goo 10 LOO SIX out of niue voting PaC's
IN Iytr County give Maxwell $50 majority the
otnc. tnrce To- be heard ON VIII increase II % ooV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-16
NARROW ESCAPES IN THE BOWERY.
A not OF boiling fat caught tire half an hOul

before yesterday IN the kitchen Of " Bec'stesk
johns restaurant the hrst iOor OF No 2il BOwcry,
aud in minute R9n,s filled the kitchen. John K. Hof-
he the proprietor asleep the third floor. and his
wife and only child the floor The rcstaur-
ant was in charge Of Hoties hrother-iu law, Thomas
Ohlor. whose wife the second floor Before the
fremcu could be- summoned the flames had taken pos
session Of tho first floor and burning the stairs
leading the upper part Of the house Mrs Ober IS
capped without much difficulty. but the Homie family
and servants the top Moor we're
leucd 10y the riofle dashed through the faue-
the and escaped with sl-ht burns on h- face
and hands Mrs Hottie and her child taken out 0
a front window and carried down = ladder Icy hTruen
The servants. Freda kiec. and Maria Lehman. Wei" re-
cuod in manner. "A they were taken down th'
ladder the who carried them cheercd loudly
bv large crowd In the street. The flames were cXlu
gui.hed quickly after everybody Out"l the building
IN. d8Magc about : 1000
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DIR. s7oREvs MAsIERLY ARG rMENE

To fhf EdttOr Of me Trfbune.
SIR: We are doing what we can IN this
County OF Esscx glory in that talk 81 Dr Htorr-
Now ever, body doesn't take TIL SUNDAY TRIBUNE and
consequently hasn't Dr storrss view OF the case
VIII you not reprint II 80 that We may by ana circulate
III 1t az do all VT can while the day litsi-.
sTEApTAsT KErU BtICAs.
B,ick Church. v J.. oct 10. ls-l
dr. Storrs- admirable argument in favor TIE he
publican candidates and the Repub lean policy OF
protection has been reprinted in the seini-weokly
aud weekly issues Of this Eeek-those OF October
II aud -. Orders tor tlcse editions will receive
immediate attention. Id
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OPINIONS on the RESULT IN ONO.


PRELIMINARY TO ANOTHER APPOMATToX
Prom TIC Boston journal .RsiI
1t insures the election of Blame and Logan
tbf cmmsign-Th. FIVE ,r,, before Appomitox Court
ose The Eerancan mites 9ay Sny ,5 @ p1a on 10
make sure OF victor. no" cs, %''uI rCInrn
M f,Sn, ne "a iaS.naia Pl.t' cRep1
c G" Prtls p %l o:ascr sie ea-trP, Tie
mel , -rref the neople to the wanon sianderers
WHAT IHt fkN, IL, ~ NJ =, w ILL i''H
dIo51 tn ''T5 r HsIa 6e i1 lie discount.
M ar WIN s,a @ be- cc at9 fR 5otc 9' Of
u1,.cS t,' W., &c. anil viil n, elected
FULL OF SIGNIFICANT roR NOVEMBER.
frn 3he N's' i25N n'vf month.
~ i ue - - ,. l $50 of ohio n nj t,ernne a.
election Let get yar 'G , o Clear p .e in an op
Goneun As New ,' .,r y.c and aaia declare
it, acgaucc To- tie Republican party
! III, rNr,,- tt NOTION EoIDIY PRF-AGCD
| DIN - 80" 80" y ,,tt. 49,. fm rem CF.Dt
1Al. M. r' tai, i , ,.,inb.r T." to- Prc-d.ncy
f frr Itr.I state, Thi- j. the r,a significance Of
y,,,''u'l 1"' 49,. r,,r. tim. ,>-n rprr
THE PoPtLAE iit\EI y ~, ,, N>i 1t -
Improve, tl. i ,c ' p,.- ar . ,lrn. and 'rnc
igr I"r r ~. '' u - t, t, breath of SANDER.
| .,I " -
! anu 49,, ..,,, ,,..,. ,.,,,r,. r., M. rpr-srf,D
! IIih Eti 81 ~ ~ ~ ~, ~, t -, ' pt'
Tn, u,rt, I,l t. De-, lc.ti a-, for the last
quarter ~ couf ly.. ih NIGH the -DN'rct tri.- u"
winch r bats ever '' IcNp'.l 'n'' Do nr' Dr. a Nt','l
and greatly a.iet Do r>i ''-h u.s. MA N'"pet pro-
p.litN aut h11Pn - De- u" . '"h'il"'" D." i'''''' '
/ responsibility.
(IENEl AND AIRE ADN BE ATIN.
From. 4,s Ntl-l ~ NAt /Fn
! Tho Republicans |tr. 'I' -'... 'i' ' hnh"'lN
sufficiently decisive 10 "i-, D." A.'''
/ ''ri'.i e., "lDI li. ''' ''..'. i,.',.,,.
WI ''i.'" 'i'.'' "
/ THE CIiNlAN- NOT iltr' Afip ~ 'AhL
- -"
ffn" To INN I,f1.e" f'eh H.. .,.. ,,.,
''N h l.' ,, .' ,.,,,., f., ,il,,r, fr,t tb, r
mans Mh"n ri , ,,,t ,,t,I ,s tt,,, ii,,l.-
.7." ,..,. l..' o. th. l.c l,,c- of their
/ N.
""" ''"'''"' 49,, ,.,.,r &c.. ~. now.
Mnhk lEl ]" 81 Dun.
from I', F''S' afQ ''f'''. d.. ell,
Nmc t.'', - N' D'. ,,,, a., ,,,.. ,,,,.t - -,
l~" vi i' ,..-f,,,, tl,,,. t,, I,pub.
1 L'll' nl.'',' .' ' , C,.,'I,'.' f.,,t,,.-
n'"" canvas, "" ,.,,,,-,..,. .>.,, ,tnrt-
n AFFORDS NV ''Nl IN NM H'i f.
.1om f'f "'' ''toh ~ ~ ~ -,.,, o.,
! - 'pl'udiI l'P''' an l'l.l"p" w. '' '''
/ tLt N"N'i'' '.''''" WIN ''"''' '
Al TNUDfN ALLIANCE DOOMED
braa me Haca.s.r I<iHy~r1f
/ ohio has ~ItohDu 300 Vain she has h'lNth h'
punurau~ everywhere fo tirnrti v"iN lhtA mHl'h TO
/ assured triumph ont ot then way, j. n'cral~ ann
du. c~ rrohihtoui>t> and Ntt"u'li-t.' The uhho' Z"
u,ucc of heterogeneous elements l0 d'"m'I L" "i'"l
poiutmcut aud chaErlu. to -ulc-t'h 1Nu u''dl "'
/ death
IilI PROTECTIVE TARIFF MIKoNEp.
ram TIE ( h1u4 y.u1Hai
The answer That ohio has given is decisive. II hr
e,e- tu protection and trusts the Republican parts Ia
1 protect lis iudu. lrics aud lis labor
| u-tr.-rr INC IN KEEP Up TIITTp COIrRAGE
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SUICIDE ~ CENTRAL PARK.

Policeman Green. ol the Central Park squad
heard pisol -ho, -rottly after "cock last eVcnn
m tie Park near the entrance ut -iNth-ive aud fIl
uinfh-.t lie found . bestdle-- youth yng oh hench
IN the pathway Blood trckng from W"uuu
IN the rEut ieupie, aud pistol wa 'mg 10y MS s'"
The ,ounf man taken 10 the Roosevelt lI"Npilh III
49,, ,,hni,nre e died there about $50 WitnOW re
lniuins tol-ciII On tao hwly Was "trI nh-
~ ,-rd tu a1p-itUr bov"utet Tue lr'tr VS. "'''n
n, urh and came from Bris-,l-. Tue writer signed
himself Alfred tiUm tAo Contents Oh THO Ieltet 'no
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RTPORTTD PLURALITIES.


ABOUT 10000 REPUBLICAN, rlrtI'N ~ EIGHTY
srN ,orHuEs- MAI l. rXrEcr u oF THE orutf
C,UNTI -.
CotUNpr-. Ohio. oct -. Unofficial Republican
returns have bccn received from an thu counties OF
Ohio except Carroll and Goluqa. These
coun'le, IN rS-3 gave Republican pluralitics AZ
crcgaung 230j.
The reported plurahties ar" As folio IS:
neutrality-suspicious.. 4.3l3: Athens Loo
tlcrmont. -; Clinton, liz Columhiana, LIS
Cuvahorl. 2.566: lrlIwaie. 40; .yette
1888; Fulton. $50; .Galla. LOO; Greene
3ni; narr SON. 90: highland. -; Huron |. l69
JIcosnn G7> ! lie son. 1877; Lake, 1862; Law
rene. .l.Jo2 Logan. LILO; Lorraine. > -; Lucas
30: Nld.>oI. t5t; Nahou ng 1888; Mclma
300; Mugs. l.4>l; Mann; o25; Morcan, 400
ouoN. 40; Noble. 2N9; Por age. d26; frchle
2N3; >,ioio, u summit, 200; lrumbIll .; -
Union. 11N7: Van Vert; 200; War
blob
Dc ocahc Adams, =; Alien, 2,22553; Ash
land 100; Augiai2e. . 900; Blown, |. 100; But CT.
. so; tosnoct"u. 40; Crawford: 2,2l3i Dar9,
I.222: DEFIANCE. l. 100: Enc 0Di; Fairfield, SD;
lia1kIia. o2,; Hancock 1900 henry. 1879
toekTs 793; Holmes 20id; K k 10 t 5i6
MOaroe. 400; Montgomery. $50; Musklngum.
20; Ottawa l.49o Pauif n' % if cry
nam. I.s22: Rlchland, 1870. Ross. ~
Saudlskv 667 seneca. 1.2i5; oheloy. LIS
: ack, go; luscaawas 900 tinton, lSo
Wayne. i2G Williams. 81 hyaudotte. 752. To-
tai. 4l.JOs.
/ he above figures give Republican plurality
of lO.0J5. Adding the pluralites given 10y
Carroll and Geauga Counties in 1883 the total
plurality would be 1920. The two missing
counties will probably increase the latter plurality
by between 5000 and 1000.
OFFICIAL FIGURES FROM LUCAS COUNTY.
ToLtDo. Oct l5.-lhe official vote OF Lucas
County for Secretary of State and Congressman
gives Robinson Rep. SOB; Newman Dem. .
5.9O6: komeis Rep, 1859; hurd DEM, $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-16
4 BEDDING N BETHLEHEM. PENN.
-nrraLEGsArn 10 rns rRBuNv.

BETHLEHEM Penn. Oct. 15.-RObert Packer
Indcr and M-- Ruth May styrc, youngest daughter
Robert II. sByrr. formerly superintendent of the Il
high Valley Railroad aud nov president - the New
south Penney wanna Railroad Vrrc married this after
noon at south Bethlehem. The bridegroom j. son 81
Or q B. Ilndcrmau general manager 81 the BE thlchcn
Iron Company and Intensive operator. and grand
.o of th, ate Judge Asa Parker. The ceremony took
place iu tho Episcopal thurrh ~ the NATIVITY, AT .
ica,A aftDr which there reception al thr nome 80
The nr,- llrtut-. ~N maids al honor and Two Hover
vIrl- ltfeli.d the bride. There were Fix tahcr-
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BEIT-GODFREY-At CIurcn o. Ked'emcr. Norilslown
New-Je rscy. Octo,er d. -. by me r' geo Fs II a."
eugene NeWfou trit Oi iaitlm lie Mhr 1" MIS- N"y
Alice i,,d rey. q Ncw.Nurk 'ity .,-,.- 80. 49,.
New Mobile Ch1rc,o am MohPui' pA''i' P''"''
copy. ..
JOuNSON-LOU - RENY- o. rnesiay October ~ l75l'
the Presbyterian church. lie fOni \, nv ne SN W
h. IA Johnson assisol - the l,cN - y. uVI is'a. ID
johnson OF Spuy Dnyv. n. \. 10 toDri", youngest
dsu lbteT of tie late LJuns,e OF bedOnl \
TIP-AILLIAM Ca Wednesday. OctoJer 10, ~ tlo
thnfct .guraiion ny the teN 'f holshtpu
Pre- sIica swOrth Kip to Clarpte Msh"p ohN dAnsntei
q u- sv william ". WILLIAMS az ~ inns city
hOORt-rA SON-On to lath ms a. andy spring Mont
gonerg COUNTY. MarylluL e'h Moore IT. 10 tsse u"
daug ntsr OF the at Henri Tyson. of bsiu "ore
an pohocs OF marriages mast Be iadorsca v'ts ya name
aRd address
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" EST Virginia.
UNFotNDED DEMOCRATIC CLAIMS.

A NET REPUBLICAN, GAIN OF 1857 N ii COUNTIES
lBY TELEGRAPH To TN TRIBUNE
WHEELING. W. v, Oct. l6.-M o'clock
official returns complete have been received from
eleven counties I hey show net Republican gain
OF O37. he Democrats claiming great gains IN
many counties no figures have beeu received and
all es'ma es are guesses. II Is noticeable that 80
far mocratIc gains are IN countries not hedII
from. wni the counties officially reported show
Republican gains.
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THE WEATHER ERPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS

WAsHINGroN. Oct. 15.-tor New gland 3,
generally far weather uorthcry winds, slight rise in
temperature.
For the Middle Atlantic states. clear and fair weather
northery wind. slight rise IN temperature
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley. clear and fair
weather light variable winds. generally westerly IN the
northern portion. slight rise IN temper ature
For theI.ower Lake region. generally fair weather
except on the Northern Lake shore. local rains aud
partly condy weather fresh s0uthwetcry ~nds. higher
temperature. lower barometer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-16

ginning in the morning In the WOODS In % tn
county towns near where the Coney Island street cars
cross two roads he found the headless body OF nan
dressed I'm dark clothing It Is thought that ms j. "
same body which fruiilessy searched TOT wv ,
ago after two boys reported that they had seen II IN some
xoodq I'm <ev.I'trcrhf.
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act Il supposed to be the result OF love affair The
writer tells him that he IL compelled 20 inform nun
with much that Louisa had been married 20 rcn
lawyer He then calls him Poor Robert" Boyenter
IL said 70 DE the OF wealthy proprietor of hotel III
Brussels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-16

result OF the election In Ohio aud then introduced Cen
era fremont Both enthusiastically received
Mr.. Horr ard General Alger. the Republican candidate
FOR Governor also made brief speeches ut some places
where the tram stopped There q great crowd AT
Lansing and several short speeches were made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-16

TRlBrSE OrFIcH.Oct l6-l a. m.-The movement OF
the barometer yesterday during the clear weather was
slight The temperature ranged between ~ ana D.
the average H5a7 being Big lower than on ;he cor
responding day last year and 80 lower than GU Tues
day.
slightly warmer. fair weather may be expected to-day
Ia M, nItK md NlrlmltN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-16
TIE ERI-TOI"

This splendid steamer Ii again III commits
sion ha yiL on the line for I'VE months Dur.
ing her yntation she was thoroughly Oyerhauled and
practically rebuilt Her uphoi terry, furnishing. and
decorations are all new New carpets cover the noor-.
the dome OF the Grand saloon has been newly ft-cOed.
and last but not least. Edison ncandeNccht Electric
Light -percee, the Old method, OF Interim ANA eN-
fernr Illumination. Ga~ has been abandoned entirely.
Every part Of the vrsscl-StaterUon-. dcck--aU are
lighted hy the new system The Br-toi l. virtually a
@ nor and old Travellers to Boston 10y the FoH kirer
Linz have surprise Ia store for them when next they
l,r,ul the d. new ship" q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-16
,u Nc. n1srnRY Mil. RErENT IT.ELr.

Prom >tori,s Of ne Fiood.
VIVA, do You think of
This dclmge :" said Noah
from tho Ark gentleman
M 10 his chin In water.
d" From such "a result said
the fast drowning sinner.
the supporters oi the prop
o.ition that there Wa- not
going 10 he much ~ "a show
cr.will draw not di~hcarten-
ment hut new courage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-16

Ffou. m Nsic. York Tunes
From such a result that -
from the result In ONO
which hS- gone Republican
hv 2O.COp majority thc sup
porfcrs az Nr.ClcNcln'd vii
draw not di~hear; cnmcnt
but nov courage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-16
EXACTLY.

From The Uorld.
The handwriting Is ON the wall Mr. Blaine. YIN can
real II by the light Of the Hooking valley mines
Gnnrrdl TresS Djspct'@.
InNuO~ Ohio oct. l4.-The Republicans elected their
entire county ticket In the Hooking and iuscar""a-
Valleys large Republican gains are r. ported
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-16
SHOWING THAT THE TIMES HAS BEEN KNOCKED

SILLY
Prom Tn. Vslc Times From The NeV York Hhte'
o ySseriny W bfN,fdNH' r..
In thr first place II Is nee Inc contest JUST
os.arv T., remember tina; Ohio has been made almost
Mr. Robinson. and not Mr. wholly upon Nat''ha -
Blaine. was the Republican sues
candidate in yesterdays
elt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-16
1nE WOW D4rS REGLsIR4rI0N.

Yesterday was the second day for registration
I'm the city The follow n the results hy Assembly
Districts Of the registration compared With those Of the
second dGs l-,3. ls,2. ISL and ls-O:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-16

Pat down my name I'm let
ters a foot long against
Blaine and for Cleveland -
Hcnry Ward Bcschsr ia ne
Campaign Of 1854.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-16
The Peculiar Danger oi Autumn Fc,er-.
hILnIk u.

THE water oosels ami - ars Dc frcqnenty
dsinfectsd win att- Chiordas the great danger m
ieyeIs az tnIs seAsln WI De mAterll-y lee.elri
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