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MAILING CIRCULARS TO DELEGATES.

At the Republican Conference Committee
Headquarters the clerks are busy engaged III naing
TO delegates to the Republican National ConVenuoh
copies OF the circular which published In IL IkS
UNE yesterday The Executive Committee VIII holu "
meeting on Saturday or Monday, which VIII cone,uuSS
their here the headquarters being lnc @ f
Chicago until the Convention Is over me hltns "
the circulars finishes the clerical work OF inc con''e
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TIE;FRAyCO-CHISESE TREATY.

FROM TONQUIN.
PARIS, May 13.-AccordIng to the most recent
adyices NJ Patcn6tre, the French Minister to
China, will arrive at Hue, the capital OF Anam'
On May % The purpose Of his visit is TO conclude
the FrancO-Chinese Treaty of Commerce.
The Cabinet to-day decided upon gradual re
call of portion of the French troops in Tonquin.
Three regiments will be recalled Immediately.
President Gr6yy has issued decree for the forma-
tion of two regiments of TOnqulnese sharpshooters
with French officers.
The newspapers are jubilant over the signing OF
the treaty.
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BARTHOLDI TO BE ENTERTAINED. r,

PARIS, May ia banquet to NJ. BarthOIuI
been arranged through Henry F. Gilg The banquet
will held at the Continental Hotel Paris, May IL
Ex Minister Moves eY-Senator Window and M. De
Lcsseps nave promised to be present and make
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BosroN'S BIG ORGAN r0 BE MOrED.
my TELLGRApn ~ TnE TRIBUNE.l

BosToN, May 13.-The big organ in Music
Hall which twenyone years been an object OF curl
osy and admiration will be heard there for the ias'te
Tomorrow II viii then taken down and stored until
the muslc hall In connection with the New England Con
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THE LACROSSE TEAM IN ENGLAND.

LONDON, May 13.-A banquet will be given
TO the American Lacrosse Team May %. The Marquis
of Harrington will preside The team now practising
on the ground OF the Liverpool College, the captain, H.
H. Balch. in charge. j. \. Hodge Is sick and VIII DC
unable TO play during the English campaign
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GERMANY AND THE CONGO COUNTRY

BERLIN, May 13.-The North German Ga
=ete adversely critcises the African lnteTh"tiohhi
Association, and advises 1t to adopt free trade
prtnel.les The Gdsene dslikes the associations
exclusive treaties with the native chiefs and
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MR. MORTON AND MR.. MOVES ENTERTAINED
PARE Nav 13=The Ramhlers' Club gave

i
banquet tonight in honor of Mr. Morton and exMnlster
Noyes. President Grevy, President Arthur and Queen
Victoria were toasted NJ. De Lesseps made speech In
which he approved the method of educating young girls
America. During the course OF his remarks ne ai-
nonnced that the Panama canal would be opened Dy
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A SUBSCRIPTION FOR GRANT STARTED.
IBY TELgGRAPH THE TRIBUNE.I

ITHACA, May 13.-A subscription was
started to-day in this village for the benefit Of General
Grant 70 be known rs Grants Fund Of Honor. mem
her of the Democratic County Committee heads the s
the Ithaca J0u,di has charge OF the money. Il III
tended that every one in Ithaca shall subscribe 81
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the tendency 10 concede to certain states favoraoIe
treaties to cede territory 10 some coloniap0Wer ~
asks whether the declarations exchanged IN Mashngto
April %, conferred any rights on third parties anu III
they did how those rights are guaranteed
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,,tss NILS WITNESSES ARRESTED

SAN Francisco, May 13.-Mrs. Martha Will
son eoored and Lwells who first testified on behalf Oh
Miss Hill in the sharon divorce and later swore that
ber first testimony was false arrested last evening
for nernrv win The bail in eacL case fixed at S2OooO
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pRFsTnrNTIAI, E1rCTOR NAMED.

The delegates to the recent Republican state
Convention from the I'D Congressional District lBrooA-
lynn have named eX-Alderman Robert CARSON VI 'He
Twenty second Ward, as 4 Presidential LlectOr
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LAWRENCE BARRETTs AUDIENCES.

LONDON, May 13.-Lawrence Barrctts audi
ences az the yceum Theatre are nightly increasing INC
best portions OF the house are always hl!ed.
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NOMINATIONS TO BE MADE.

IBr rgLEoRAPa TO TIE rRiBUNE.l
ALBANY, May 13.-For fortnight 1t has been
yumored that the Governor intends TO make largo na-
ber OF nominations the present week Aecss1tnG
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LUMBER YARDS AITAChED. 49,.
PORTLAND Or, May 14.-Cheney i epragues InnipSr w
raris az Snokane Falls have been attached Dy " w.
S"aT OF Walla Waa. The company was organized last
-tth n canitat stock OF 30, 100000.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
ScATTERING ElTTRNs.

WurrGrNG. Nov. i.--Goii', majority in Marshall
County is estimated al ,cO-a Republican gam of
1872.
Five precincts in Nartia-bnre give Cleveland IS
maiorlty-a democratic gam over October of 20.
Milton Cdbali County-C!eyeland 257 Blame
lJj; II. Johu. II.
scott Patram Couuty-Cleyelanl, II; Blaine.
80 st. John, =.
Hln1on Summers County Cleveland POI, Blaine
2GS.
Paint Creek. Kanawha County: Blaine l37,
Cleveland -.
Winfield, Kanawha County: Blaine 80, Cleve-
land 1N. ,
CaARIlsroN. W. Va, Nov. 4.-Election passed
OH very quietly to-day. snyder lDem.l Is elected
from the Ihlrd District :.
FAIElf,Nr ". Va. NOV. i.-Blamc's majority III
this town Is 49, Republican gain OF twenty over
the October election.
GHAFrON, W. Va. Nov. 4.-Vote of Grafton :
Blame. 3GI Cleveland, 32N; II. John, u. West
Grafton: Blaine 10; Cleveland y. Democratic
gam, |.
CmAHLrsToN Nov. 4.-The City of Charleston
gives the Fusion electors 3S majority, and snyder.
Dem. for Congress, 2l2 majority
WHEELING, Nov. 4.-Farmont gives majority
of IlO for Blame a Republican gam of 20 over
October.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
GAINs On HnrH SIDES.

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. -lhe full vote OF tins
cit, for Cleveland Is 1000; for iiane, 5,H2o a
Cleveland majority ol l,7oO There - hepn"ll-
eau gam Of 600. Bane's gain Ia the Jackson
Ward, known as " Africa" WAS over 700
INNcuhuRG, Nov 4.-Iho Democratic majority
ia illA oliy is 20, All returns received from sur
rounding counties show largo Domocrauo gains
over other elections panlrl DEM ~ The WIN
aud luckm IA the Alh Congressional bHllicls nlo
elected,
iAmu-u,hrro.N Va, Noy !, The eledlon passed.
un quietly Va the rooiion With u lull Nnln, hnch'
nrhan poos Republican h, about 900 mnlnriN !
Shenandoah Democratic hy about 100 mnioiityi
" aaron goos bomocnlic by NOD nnlonli InRo
County ~ clor.
NoniuLk. Va. Nov. I. lolurna hom this ciiy
give Republican gains of 900, Portsmouth goes
Republican by -, n pnln ol 2O0 over lNS@. lhbhN
ll,cpD viii probably bo elected by over 5000 ma
iorlty
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
ESTIMATED PLURALITY IN SEVERAL
COUNTIES

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 4.-Follovirg are csiimai
returns from Pennsylvania counties:
Pike County. 800 plurality for CleYeland-a
Democratic gain OF ..
Monroe County 2.45O pl rality for Clevcland-a
Democratic gain of IS
Tioca Comfy. Blaine 3. 500 piuraity-a Repnbi'-
cam gain Of J91.
Columbia Coantv. Cleveland 2.100 plurality-a
Repubhcau gain Of 2D2.
Forest County. B.aine i75 piuFality-a KepupH-
can gain OF 100
AUcabenv County: Blaine 1000 plurality,
pcn1bllcan gam of 0.4G0. Buffers vote is about
>. 600. gain Of 3. 100 over Wcavers vote in 1850
Huntington County gives about 700 Republican
majority.
Ahouf ono-third of Chester County indicates
4 600 majority for Blaine. Eycrhart is elected TO
CONGRESS.
Ichieh Cou,tv: Cleveland 1900 plurality.
Ropublican gain of -. -. -
Mont zom"TV County: blame 900 pnf'tI'tN i'c-
pUbilcou gain o. 44o. ooo
NORTHAMPTON County: tIeNciaid "-u'p h'J'I-
ity a Republican gain 81 a2. ,.,
Wyoming County: ClcNclaht 30 liuIAllS, Il
'i., Frmfm County: Blaine go majority. a Demo
panrhin Comfy: Blaine 300 plurality, Re-
dubllcdn gam OF 2if.
Eerks county gives Cleveland 400 plurality;
kcpuh lean gam OF J3l
delaware County, Blaine ., 800 plurality Dem
OcratIc gam of l3J.
Greene Comfy. cleveland 1000 plurality-a Re-
publican CaIn Of 81.
Yor, County, Cleveland $500 plurality Re
''iJ,i LancasfCr err County, Bhne 10000 Repubi-
can gain Of 300.
Mercer County Blaine 200 pluralty-a Repub-
Niiilin County. Cleveland 100 plurality-a Demo
| cratic gain of 220.
Lebanon County. Blaine 1000 pluraty-a Re
publican gain of l16.
Indiana County. Blame l,3OO plura!Ity-a Dem
ocrstic gam of i,f9S. -
Adams County. Cleveland $50 pluralny-a Re-
publican gam Of go. 49,
Carbon County, Cleveland $50 purality-a
Republican gain of 2j7.
Montour County. Cleveland 600 plurallty-a
Democratic gam of g.
Susquchauna County, Blaine 800 plurahty-a
Democratic gam OF 129.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
A DIMINISHED DEMOCRATIC VOTE.
REPUBLICAN GAINS IL THREE CONGRESSIONAL
DISTRICTS.

REPt BlICAN GAINS IL THEE CONGRESSIONAL
DISTRICTS.
lDY TELEGRAPH TO- TIE TRtBvSI.f
WHEELING, w. Va, Nov. The election in this
State passed OF quietly to-day and an unexpectedly
large vote was poed in most Of the counties.
THIS county (Ohio) which gave Wilson lDem) for
Governor in October 520 majority. will give Bran
non DEM for Congress less than 20 and may give
GOit lRcpl a small majority. Cleveland VIII have
a SlIg lily larger vote thlu IranuOn. The lndlca-
tlons at this hour are that Cleveland has carried
the state by reduced majority from that gwen
the Democratic ticket last month. Cl"vclsnds
majority IN this state is estimated at $500. he
ls District wil probably elect Goil by from 200 to
800 majority. Only estimates of the result in the
other counties have been received Harrison
County promises majority &c Coca gain of 129;
Marshall 500 gam Of 132. These two counties
with ONO County. Offset the Democratic majority
IN October
la thGlid Congressional District Democratic Gains
are reported. while IN the WA hclvy Republican
gains. and IN the llld siIg Republican gains are
shown IN all the counties. Barhee (Rep. and
GTccnbIckcr) IS probably elected over Gibson
iDeml in the I%th District. The vote for
II. join was trliling far rs heard
from. aud Butler was evidently not running IN TINS
state In S 'ine counties St1tr officers We're voted
for under the amendment to .he Constitution
adopted last montl changing the state election
ffOM October 90 November those who tied LOld-
ng that thc am'u udment tpkes effect thIs year. Inc
quIbbio j. laughed at here. however.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
7ENNESSEE.
coNoHrssWEN PROBABLY ELEcrEp.


Im IIiiaHAIu 10 iiir funrNrl
NASHVILLE. Tenn, NOV. The election IN Ten
ucsaor pa tscd on quietly Report, are coming IN
very slowly aud II viii BE- two oi three days before
the mountrin couuiio.. which mostly Demo
cratic nic heard from. The Democratic ticket was
scratched great dcal ~ the cities aud towns.
especially the kalioad Comm ssoncrs whose clcc-
ion t. n matter of donbt Bate Democratic can
ddatc for Governor. lost thousands Of votes many
Of them being gwen for kold, the Republican nom
incc ] hc Democrats are confident of Bates ccc-
tiol. but admit that his majority over
hs Republican competitor two years ago
will be largely decreased The Republicans
are hopeful Of the election OF Reid who has ear
iicd Nashville Columbia, GallatIn. Lebanon.
Shelby County, Hamilton County and Others.
among them being some places that have herete
fore gwen large Democratic maioritics. II is
thought that should Bate be elected his majority
viii be cut down 20 about 10000.
The information from the Congressional Districts
Is mtagrc, but shows that the st lld and XIII. are
rather doubtful. PettihDnc. Republican, is proha-
bis elected over King Democrat I'm TIE Ist lIouk
hclublicam over Lrderrwood, Democrat IN the
lld ani II is possible that Iavlur Republican,.
may defeat Harris Democrat I'm thr Xih
lhr nrmor'a'ir liailiNad Commissioners a,D rr,
tainly urfr9ipd ht The Republican raYlila,rs tb.
state itrlliran E2rrniite Committee nu,y rialr,
the election ~ l'ihone Congressman "a tho ~,
iisiiiI liNWs m itp 80 anl : ,nns ~ ,tp iiii
ihis Ril tp pain ~ Nup.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
rllrlApurar yorr cARr.

pnn,ill Nov !, lho complete Nolo of
Rhode bland Including lock lslnrd shove b.3'J
majority luf Blaine against ivNI loi uhfh"ld' lh'
total yolo of tIo ~ ttn val J2ODl. the .alAci
ever cnsi by several thousand illc curiosity oi the
returns Ia the small vote hy the outside othdid"l"t
General lutlcr having only ~ and II john WI
The rrohibitonlsls had mudr vigorous canvans
too H. the la District Spooncr Republican, l.
reelected 10 Congress by 1890 ngninsl l.'o2 Tor
Aldrich Ia 1852. In the It'd District William ~
Pierce has 15s majority on the face of ho returns
and # is said there was u miscount of 100 III his
favor IN PaWtuckot. II takes majority lo olocl ~
Tins state. thad-cy. Plohbtionlst, had lPoo
votes rowds are on the streets and are cheering
fer lcyraud. for toe people here nave the lmpfes-
siun that lac H. elected.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05

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tf.,lu,s 'Ai ,"olr. u I.l.a dm'.n1 d,lpt lians.
iH,"i "i@'' Geal s.,a 80, ls0s'a, p,s,, y 4
' ~, & s"1 one ,"R @ p's 49, =" "ar.," ~ Nns,
,an Meinn 80 au lni'iiil and ni le l' o hpa,mn.i
Ianlo" ", taaoS na, 80 smi So. ,nrh r1,.ii'n u
49,, .,sm ,i "'" ,'on, @ '' ~ M ' aoS b". S a" 49,
'g', 1H ,u'lma dion 'u'' ih'm h"ol "''h ''I"o"1s
,nrpc, 'rnnius .ruoNAs !. ~lrwAlrt only onloc,
l65l lnoltvry, n aud tro nnd 'li s'' io"", ,it -
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cauncd Nuts Pickles vc.. pIt itiI
ULAst
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notcd IN the valley o the iolfa one delivered NJ rest
deu,cs Murlnt absolutely pure sutr, from wlief T
o'''' '""''''''' LEsfLR MILK co. 40 90 West 3iih't
Piles Binl bieelng tedag. ulcer, nssnre &C. sa,.ly
and certain, cured without cutting or gnnrns or IL en,ion
pns Miller wArsOS II West 28th.st New York.
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haha NeW .lraiui sani Aeh anl 'ill islailt pngl >
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al . arrival al Nea lurk0s . ,ltf % A"'
,agn VIA brusn mai.s 1ur Australia
The schedule NJ olOsng of rans Pich1 man Il aiths
hr prtsunullOn oi t1slr unlnlolruplot 'NtItt ~
san Francisco Mails irO tho arriving os As ~
Francisco on the laY oi sA'ns of s'e'ml'' "' "'F'
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Post Olioa Sew.loGS. n. !. ocl ~, A7SS
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
LATE RlTuRNa non MNnONN0

IIU n IIUHAIU ~ IUt INIUI VT
ctNrlANp Now !, " midnight il,r iou1h
show that lho Republicans cniiN every Wnid la
,uunaalowu IN the heaviest vote oycl pollol lhclc
The net Republican gun n iol IN the cii, apd ia
Mahoning County about 100. tlK prccinothin 1ium-
bull County ahow auot Republican gain oi so Re
,ums from other partsoi the Western Reserve come
IN slowly, but those received show uniform Rcpub-
lcnn ganA More complete returns from the oIty
OF Cleveland show that th" vote VIII fail 500 short
of the October vote. The country precincts. nlm0Ht
without exception. report an incrcnscd vote. There
j. no change ~ the previous estimate On the result
In the Stnte.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
pLAlNr's PLURALITY ABOUT aoooo'

,pcnoEs INUNDATED AND AssAVh'r' ~
cnArs-1wo PERSONS KILLED
ray TELEGRAPH 10 The TRIBUNE ,,.,,..,s
C,xc,xy,u NOV. 4.--At9 p. m. the ihu'o'''V'',
no;nt 10 plurality lo' :, rot
,o,a, in Ohio of 10000 hau
,oen for the disagrceablc weather
Nal, that Blaine would have carried the N'"'o ~
rnoiority equal TO GarGolds $4,000 III looo' -
.oar.m In Cincinnati the election pa'S'" '"
.,r hnt from that hour until the closing there
q".' GOOD deal of bloodshed. In the Eighth ""id
,ha Democrats conducted the election III shame
.L manner. Negroes were absolutely intimlda'eu'
.n1 largo numbers were unable to Note'
while still more did not make the attempt
s.,, foor There were no officers
crescent. exccpt few Democratic policemen VINO
took esneca delight in forwarding the interests oi
the marty represented by the brutal ruihanS VINO
,hronced the sidewalk in front OF the DaiIo' -ooN
One particularly ilaGIant cas- occurred III Iio0'n''
i. of the EighthWard.
At4 o'clock tins afternoon reSpectaoIe coio''u
man living onv few squares from the No'lls
Mace was conducted to the polls by John u. Oaio-
well. lie was about to deposit Republican uch''
;rto the box. when one Of the Democrats who
ftood at the gangvay challenged his Vote'
Mr. Caldwell at once gave the mans IeSlcehce'
but he had no sooner opened bis mouth 'l"n n'
was lnsultcd by the hOodiums Ill TIC N.'.'"''
and showed off the sidewalk The negro iilg"'-
oned at the Of the crowd left e5 4e p%Ss Sroke S
walked rapidly away, but rs lie was p"iHuc" ~ ui"no
go r1n Those who followed the negro
im,U heaJed him of. however, and after knock
ing hIm down and beating hlm abont tle heau
With clubs returned TO the ppHs 10 Ic-
reat their offence ON other negroes. who were
iod moi 10 atte npt 10 cast Republican Iol9.
The several aftrays IN which Democrats ohiN ,oON
mart. occurred IN different parts OF the cliy ah"ul
o'clock and two men were killed ana nehloci
wounded At the Republican wards the eleclloh
was conducted dec ntly as usual. 49,, ,~,
The gains tins county are small, hut the l.cpup,
Ecans will have majority of between o,Ooo ana
q 900 The largest for .vcral NoATs.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
NEUER SHES NOU.


nom me Aykansqv T'Grsll-r.'
Now this horse, said n gentleman, who
,as about to purchase the aniuml from an honest old
farmer Is gentle untrt-ianti =
90 Gentle i4 a dog"
" Never iuus away -
Nrttr"
Nttri srrs anything IN the toat 70 shy rti"
" NOt a thing"
" We'll lll tikc him"
when ihr rtntlpuen woihtd away ltaing ,he horse
snirp urt itira'bid;
% tini iHai tit huist tun rsp1 B H,itr tB tBwni"
eart hitap"
Nrii he usri ,e sit ~ everything he saN ~
ft4h
Ntii iUsn.i ~ iN y NHW 10
Ata ela q, l.rnilu- hr stHs, lN a. iuNt srr
ANi tHNe Ngat iigs nNi ~ mih rirs
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05


ASHBY-On TUESDAY November James J. fshby In tho
Friends and relatives the family invited attend tho
funeral AZ his lst" rssidne NO olbi2 East llntst on
Friday. November l. AT IL Ia
InrIlueut at MOoiawh
BEARD,LEY-Mrs Garlic NJ douehter Of late Iienry Nor
ford oL Tuesday. Move nher I.
lyu. a. o'clock Thur -tiv afternoon
Red Bank y j, papers please copy.
CROs~MANpn Monday. November s. Charlotte u, ~ie OF
Millan II tr0.sman
vices church of Join baptist lex Dst,nave aud
Thirty hitlsi on odnesdaJ, NOVeul cr D AT II a ~
Please omit nONcIs
HOPPs-In this city, November. >. ozark : Hopps
Funeral from his atrr lelcs 90 West Iitl ST. We ines
day morning November ., at II O'c ock
friends and members Chancellor waiworh Lodge b. and
\. NJ, ln1ltei
SHERWOOD Al Saigituck Conn. Satur lay November
l. 7Si aptan Francis sherwood In tie 4t year oi las
Funeral from his late residence Wednesday Noyem 5.
at 2:io T. N.
sNINCK-On Monday November g. after Long illness,
William - suinc.
Relatives an r II is are respectfully invited - aHhi lhs
Ia, ate resi- lnco 22 East lst ut, On
Wednesday, Novenber ). al O'clOca.
IT BINsruestaY morning IA ms IN The leh year Il
her MarPHei ~ iblbs onib daughter 81 hafes
ami tl.r aie Mary A ,tebb rs
funela at poloil y ui ou innsiy, Oh al l2o lAist
Frl,uis ia family rospe. tf1ly invited 10 attend.
TANIDH-ln HlOIklYn, ou Sion Ia HOrans AOfcnDor g.
1854 /almuu aAluf lh nl' 1llh Yodi
Relative and irrhds aro uNliu 30 attend Tie hnnis sef'
DunailaNa, "Wednesday, lho Otl iEat, a. - oents
AowOroans papfrs please copy
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New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
PROSPECT or 4 HEAVY VOTE.


r TIBICAN GAIN II FkIpEEttsHI KII'
PicnMOvp. Va. Nov. 4.-Ihe prospect ior
heavy vote in ths state was never better A'
there were no State officers 10 be elected, there were
no oca issues in tie field. The result determines
the strength OF the white Republicans IN virginia
as IT Is the first general election since ihe "e'uJ''
crs by resolution ado ,tcd in tLer last state on
ve,tinn Jaclared themselves tie Republican party
of Virginia.
The ecction in Alexandria passed of GuoiII.
The Democratic maiortr - 4f3. gam OF II. ~
IRE icrIrk burg n iul vote was poIlcd Ibci' Is u
Ecrublcan 9aln here oi 80 per cent on IN" Massey
and Misc vote of l.>2. No returns from county
prccucts have yet been received here.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
HOW LUZEENE COUNTY WENT.

WHKEsBARRF, Penn, Nov. "A very heavy
vote has been poled III this county aud returns are
coming ia very slowly. the present indications
point to a majority of 1000 for Cleveland, Re
publican gam Of 800 over l,Nn0. he whole Dem
ocratic County ticket Ii probably elected For the
State Senate Morgan B. Williams Rcp) is elected.
j. A. Scranton diep is also probably elected 10
Congress IN the Allth District. This city plohably
gives slight Republican majority and elects G. -,
Foster Representative Ia the Legislature.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
FORCED TO MARCH FOR CLEVELAND.

Henry Wilson, OF No. go ] nlrd-aNe. WlitcS
to THE TRIBUNE the following; 4" do upon my honor
declare that l. and twelve ,hopm ~ mine all Jewell
lcrs I'm the employ OF the nrm Of Cohen CO.. In Maiden
Lane, importing house. told thai We must parade
in the Cleveland and Hendricks jew wccrs column oh sat
urlay afternoon. wou'd not have any more work
with the firm We did 80 AGAINST our wishes Nine of
will Tor Blame, and four for Butler Oar EN-
pioycrs knew were not Democrats
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05

II
iEY TFllGERrH 80 fnE rRiBusg.i

iEY TFIlGEtfH 10 rnE rRiBuss.i
RiCuNuNp Va. Nov. 5.-Iew returns have been
received. The Republicans have returns from
tventy two precincts, critics aud towns, which
siuW gains of lOOO over their vote of last
tcai. whcn the Democrats carried tine State by
II 900 The Rrpnhlirnns say that # this ratio bc
maintained throughout the state thrr will carry II
b, s.Uuo tu i9.uuu and have thee yongtessinrn
oni ~ irnI ihe Democrats cunsilpi the state
sur,r hai Huniiiul.