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College chapel Divine services VIII DO held
on Thuisdiy, May %. at 1870 q. m. Sermon by
Rev. r. V. Gerhard, ID. n.
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mother Assignmont

Henry o. Buck and wife, of Warwick
township, to-day made an assignment of
their property to Israel q. Fri.
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LNsraTE UF AMOS w. MiLEY, LATE
IL OF the City OF Lancaster, deceased. The
lions, ami distribute the share of Christian u.
Miley. out OF tho proceeds OF the sale OF the
real estate OF said deceased, to and among
those legally entitled to the Same, will sit for
that purpose on WEDNESDAY, tho .lth day
OF JUNE, 1884, at 10 O'Clock Il. m, in the LII
brary Room OF the Court House, in the CT y
OF Lancaster, where all persons interested in
said distribution may attend.
myl3 3tdT CHAS II. KLINE, Auditor.
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OTIsruLE, N. Y, May 20.-FiIe here
this morning destroyed four stores and
two large residences a; loss abOnt $40, 900.
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LnrithDln Iieanttts.

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We may err In saying tna' the doctor uses
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WORKS OF ART.

The subscriber will receive orders for Works of Art,
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Also Sauary in Marble Bronze be selected by him from
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Gated Watches, Musical Boxes and Partisan Novelties
Parties desiring elegant Holiday Gifts have them
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before JUNE 2I
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LANCASTER May 49, 1884
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-11-10
Secretary.
w WASHINGTON.
Bills for the Settlement of Controversy
in Counting Electoral Votes.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 8.
Chairman.
S. FEssENDEN,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 8.
There are pending in Congress two bills
huving in view the settlement of controversies
concerning the counting of electoral votes,
one of which is in position to be taken up
early in December and passed in time to
apply to the counting of the electoral votes in
Congress next February. This is known as
the "Hoar bill," which was passed unani-
mously by the Senate early in the last session.
Its pivotal feature is found in section 2, and
is as follows:
laws existing on the day Axed for the appoint
ment of the electors, try and determine, at
least six DAYS before the time fixed for the
meeting of electors, any controversy
concerning their appointment or the
appointment of any of them. Every such
determination made pursuant to such law, so
existing on said day. and made at least six
days prior to the said time of the meeting of
electors, shall be conclusive evidence of
lawful title to the Office of the electors who
shall have been so determined to have been
appointed, and shall govern in the counting
Of electoral votes, as provided in the constitu-
ton and as hereinafter regulated"
The bill further provides that the vote of
q State from which one return has been
received, shall not be rejected, except on the
affirmative vote of both Houses; and where
more than one return or purported return has
been received from State, those votes only
shall be counted which shall have been regu-
larly given by the electors who are shown BY
the evidence mentioned in section of the
act TO have been appointed. In cases of fail
ure on the part of States to determine their
own controversy, then those votes and those
only shall be counted which the two Houses
acting separately shall concurrently decide to
be the lawful votes
This bill was referred by the House to
special committee, of which Eaton was chair
man, and reported back with an amendment
known as the Eaton substitute, which pro-
vides that if more than one return or paper
purporting to be return from a State shall
have been received by the president of the
Senate, then, in that case, the presiding
officer of the joint convention shall submit
to the members thereof the determination as
to which is the proper return, and three
hours shall be allowed for debate, and the
joint convention shall then proceed per capita
commencing with the State of Alabama; and
those votes shall be counted and ADDED to the
list of the votes already ascertained, which a
majority OF the joint convention shall deter
mine to have been contained in the proper
and legal return The substitute was adopted
by the House The amended measure was
sent to q conference committee, from which
no formal report has been made to the House.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-11-10
RepublicansW Will Acquiesos if Cleve-
land Has One Vote the Most
Democrats Expected to do
Likewise if Blaine Has
One Vote the Most.
Blaine Believed to Have . Plural.
ity OF the Vote OF New York
And to be Fairly Elected.
New YORK, Nov. s.

NEW YORK, Nov. s.
The following address was issued by the
Republican National Committee this evening !:
NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS,
New YORK, Nov. s.
The Republican National Committee are
taking the most careful and thorough meas
ures to ascertain errors, if any have been
committed in the returns of the late election
in the State of New York. If Mr.. Cleveland
shall be found to have plurality of even one
vote prompt acquiescence will follow from
the republicans OF the litod States. If Mr..
Blaue shall be found to have a plurality OF
only one vote prompt acquiescence will
be expected from the democrats of the
United States.
The belief of this committee, founded on
investigation, is that Mr.. Blaine has plural.
ity of several hundred votes, and if that be
so every honest man will demand it be offic.
tally declared Until this official declaration
shall be made we ask the public to unite with
us in an honorable effort to secure perfectly
fair count Purity in elections is the only
safety for republican institutions.
b. F. JONES,
Chairman.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Break Down In Nile Transportation -
The Abysinian King Failing to OBJ.
serve the Treaty With England.

LONDON, Nov. 8.
Advices from Assowin state that there has
been break down in the transport service
on the Nile, which threatens to retain the
advance of the expedition from Wady Halfa
until the end OF next January.
CAIRO, Nov. 8.
The treaty that was made by Admiral Hew-
lit in behalf Of England with King John of
Abysinia. is now threatened with collapse.
The AbysInians under Chief Ras Aboula are
rallyieg in the southern portion of the Sou.
dan, burning villages and plundering crops.
The garrison at Kassala, under Macon Pasha
is making active preparation to give battle to
Ras AlOula.
PARIS. Nov. 8.
The Gaulas states that all military and
naval operations in China and Tonq1in were
suspended during the progress Of the medi-
atory negotiations. Admiral Courbet and Gen
DeLisle, however, will be instructed 10 main
tain an offensive position.
PARIS. Nov 8.
Capts. Renard and Krebs made balloon
voyage today from Mendon to Bilancoint,
and returning, altghted at the point from
which they started in 45 minutes. They
made a complete success In steering their
balloon.
PARIS, Nov. g.
During the past "a hours there have been 20
fresh cases of cholera and deaths.
PARIS, Nov. g.
Cholera epidemic is emptying the hotels
here. Foreign and provincial guests hurriedly
left Grand Hotel, and there are now only Is
families in the whole house.
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The apostolic delegate took HE seat on a
raised dias in front of the altar, with Bishop
kainon, Right Rev. Mr.. Devine on his left,
after which the roll was called Rev. DIR,
O'COnnell, prompter. asked the presiding
officer if it was his pleasure the decree of the
Pope. authorizing the third preliminary coun-
Gil. should be read, which was answered
atfrma;ively. Mgr. Cocoran read the author.
ity. Several other DEGREES and orders were
then read in latin. The prompter asked that
all the acts OF the council be completed by
Mgr. Seaton of Newark, which was ordered.
Chancellor Foley asked if the second public
session Of the council shall be held at the
Cathedral, Sunday 10th inst. aad it was 80
decreed and commanded. All the members
of the council then made profession of the
faith in front of the altar, which concluded
the ceremonies. The daily business meetings
of the council are to be held at the Seminary
of st. Sulpice, on Paca street, beginning
tomorrow.
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Democratic Executive Committee Issues q
Manffests
EVIDENCES OF FRAUD
Discovered Which Cause the Albany
Journal to Change its Mad.

ALBANY, N. Y, Nov 8.
The Albany Evening Journal (Which last
night conceded Cleveland's election) claims
TO have discovered what il calls 'glaring
fraud in the twelfth ward in this city" The
returns of the two districts disappeared and
the Journal reported hunted up today, and
asserts that the figures were so altered as to
elect the democratic county treasurer BY ten
votes. The figures of the twelfth ward given
to all papers of the city on the night of the
election, elected the republican county treas
urer. The Journal says l20 votes were
changed in order to count out the republicans.
The matter ia in the hands of ex-senator
Harris. If the ward is thrown out, Cleve-
land will lose 3S9 votes. The Journal calls
for prompt investigation.
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NORTH CAROLYN A.
A White Mans Report of Negro Turhu-
lence.

RALEIGH, Nov. 8.
There has been much excitement, incident
to election. but good nature had been main
tanned until tonight when on receipt OF dec-
patch claiming New York for Blaine the
negroe became excited. They took possess
sion of the principal streets, attacked a dem
ocrat negro named Charles Cardwell with
knife and tried to take down a Cleveland
banner Being warned to desist they left
the work unfinished.
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A SIGNIFICANT ADDRESS.
Democratic Committee of Louisiana
Expects the Government to Return to
the Methods of 1860.

New ORLEANS, Nov 8.
The democratic State central committee
have issued an address in which they say:
THE admirable eonstancy of the demo-
cratic masses has at last received glorious
reward in the election of Cleveland and Hen
bricks, whose records as devoted patriots and
liberty loving men are guarantee that under
their wise and firm manage nent the country
will return to the methods of government
that from its foundation until 1860. made it
the land of the free and the home of the
brave"
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CALIFORNIA.
Blaine's Majority IO,3ls-LesisIature
Republican in Both Branches.

SAN Francisco, Nov. s.
With three counties to hear from California
gives Blaine IS, sos, Cleveland 77.5O3, But
Ter 946 st John s97; Blaine's majority l0,-
3l9 The republicans elected a full Con-
gressional delegation of six. For the Senate
the republicans elected Is and the democrats
8; for the Assembly the republicans elected
81 and the democrats %, This gives the
republicans majority on joint ballot of SO.
In the previous Legislature the democrats
had majority on joint ballot of Ga.
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A Town In Flames.

JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 3.
A fire broke out 10 the spirit and oil store
room of Deveraax. Rogers 4 Son. at Palatka,
at 10 O'Clock last night. The flames commu-
nicated to the main store and thence to the
adjoining buildings. A large part Of the
business portion of the town vas soon involved
in conAagration. The hotel Polatka, Grif-
fick's block, Graham's hotel and the adjoin-
ing stores were burned The loss is estimated
at $50, 900, on which there is probably an
insurance Of halt that amount
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

BosroS, Nov 9
The complete vote of Massachusetts, is as
follows: Blaine l43, 436, Cleveland lI9 ,24I,
Butler %, 500, St. John I0,200. Blaine's plu-
rality "a. 4.l96.
For governor-Robinson l55.097. Endicott
los, ,260, McCafrey 23.552, Seelye s.241.
Robins ans plurality 46.S37.
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N ISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, Nov 8.
The official returns OF the election in this
city give Cleveland plurality of 577 For
governor, Ford, fusion ticket, however, ex.
cepting Judge of the supreme court, received
pluralites ranging from AZ to 6l7. In the
9th Congressional district Glover. dem, has
majority of 1897 In the sth district
O'Nesll. dem, is reelected by majority of
1882.
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OR ECON.
Blaine Will Have 1000 Majority.

PORTLAND. Nov. 8.
= There were no elections for the legislature
in Oregon and Nevada. With one county to
hear from Nevada gives Blaine 1859, Cleve-
land 6303; Blaine's majority so far 1886.
Nothing like complete returns can be OBJ
tained from Oregon. but it is known tha.
Blaine's majority in the State will be fully
2000.
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a Village Nearly Destroyed by fire.
NV ORLKANs. Nov.

NEW URLEAN5, NOV. 3.
At ii O'Clock last night, fire broke out in
Dupaty's hotel. which resulted iE the destruc-
ton of the entire business part Of the village
of Napoleonyiile- The only important build
ings saved are the court house, Jail. Catholic
church and Episcopal church. Capt. J. B.
Wilmington, prominent lawyer. persisted in
the flames. This total loss 10 estimated at
$500, 900; insurance $4,000.
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HOPE for the DEAF

nNlCHOLSON'S Improved ARTIFICIAL EAR
DRUMS. The only sure, easy, and unseen device
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TENN ESSEE.

CHATTANOOGA, Nov &.
Complete returns show the election of
Neal, dem, to Congress by a majority Of less
than 100.
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LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANL, Nov 8.
Complete returns from the State, except
IA parishes. the votes of which are estimated
on the partial returns, give Cleveland plur-
ality of 1882.
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WISCONSIN,.
A Strong Republican Legislature.

MADISON, Nov 8.
The next legislature of Wisconsin will
stand: Senate, 20 republicans and l3 dem
ocrats. Assembly, 6l republicans and 81
democrats.
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IDAHO.

CALDWELL, Nov 8.
Indications now point to the election of
Bailey as Congressional delegate.
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Oak Grove Seminary.

An old and reliable Boarding and Day School for
pupils OF both sexes. Under the control of New
England Yearly Meeting of Friends. Locstion
healthy. Instruction practical and thorough. Dis
siphne good. Terms moderate. Winter term opens
we 2Sth of eleventh month (Nov.) Send for circular
CHAS. u. JONES. Prtocfpal,
octlSt t&w4w Vassalboro'. Maine.
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Small Fire.

BRADFORD, VT. Nov. 8.
F. L. Largent's house and contents at East
Orange, burned Thursday night. Loss $1,000.
Insured for 500.
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War Department,
Once OF the Chief Signal Officer.
washington, d. c., Nov. le.-l A. N.
For New England and Middle States,
warmer fair weather; easteriy winds; lower
barometer. Cautionary signals from Sandy
Hook to Boston.
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SAMUEL FEssENDEI
Secretary.
NEW YORK.
Mistakes Found Which Will Add 400
to BIaine's Vote in New York.

Mistakes Found Which Will Add 400
TO BIaine's Vote in New York.
New YORK, Nov 8.
Secretary Fessenden of the republican
national committee, this afternoon had con-
versation at the police headquarters with
John J. O'Brien and President French Of the
police department, and at its conclusion tele-
rraphed Mr.. Elkins and George Bliss and
sny others who might be at the republican
headquarters, that something of great import
ance demanded their immediate attention. 1t
is stated that mistakes have been found in
the cath assembly district, Westchester,
which when corrected will give 400 votes in
favor of Mr.. Blaine,
Reported Review of the Vote in kinss
County.
A revision at the police headquarters ofthe
electoral vote cast in Kings county shows
6a. .24s for Cleveland and 1854 for Blaine I;
Cleveland over Blaine, 1874.
Another Good Lift for Blaine-Errors In
the Vote Discovered.
The bureau of election of this city, of
which John c. O'Brien is supervisor, claims
TO have discovered discrepancy of 425 votes
in favor OF Blaine in the additions in several
of the lists of votes. The lawyers committee
that has been examining the returns for two
days found them correct, but made no addi-
tion. The additions were made by repub
lican and democrat before the returns vera
sent to the bureau.
Irsh-Americans in Council.
NEW YORK. Nov. g.
The Irish American Independents met
TODAY when addresses were made, declaring
belief in Blaine's election and determina-
ton to aid in seating him in the White
House with their blood, if necessary. Nearly
all Of them declared that Rev. DIR. Burehard's
sentiments of "Rum, Romanism and Rebel
lion had harmed the cause to great extent.
Democratic LAWYERS Coming TO the
Front.
About fifty prominent democratic lawyers
met tonight and discussed the law relating to
the board of county csnvassers in the State.
The result of the discussion is that in all
probability democratic lawyers will be pres
ent at every board of canvassers on Tuesday
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Store for Sale.

The brick store in Hallowell now occupied by B.
=. warner, will be sold at public auction, on the
premises on Thursday, Nov 18th, 1854 at ioa O'Clock.
n NJ, unless previously disposed of at private sae
Terms Cash. A. MASON, lExacntors
WIN. MASON,
Augusta, Oct. 18th, 1SS4. octl4dlaw4w
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The following is the general Law Of New
York. We publish it for the information Of
our readers.
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for the purpose of taking prompt action in
case any illegal acts are attempted on the
part of the caEvassers
ALBANY. Nov. 8.
The vote Of this county for electors was
sarefully revised last night and the democrat
ic plurality was found to be $50 instead of
$40. The democratic plurality in the State
according to the official figures received by
Chairman Manning from the county clerks is
1894
Democratic Executive Committee Issues a
Manffests.
The democratic executive committee issued
. manifesto yesterday warning the democracy
that the republicans were scheming to deprive
Cleveland of the vote of New York by buying
county canvassers, and falling in that to
try litigation.
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Purifes the Blood

Hoods sarsaparilla is characterized by
three peculiarities 1st, the combination Of
remedial agents; ID, the proportion; I'd, the
process Of securing the active medicinal
qualities. The result is a medicine Of unusual
strength. efecting cures hitherto unknown
Send for book containing additional evidene.
"Hood's Sarsaparilla tones up my system,
puriaes my blood, sharpens my. appetite, and
Register Of Deeds, Lowell, Mass.
Hoods Sarsaparilla beats all others, and
Is worth its weight in gold" I. DARLINGTON.
100 Bank Street, New York City.
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Bold By all druggists. 81; six for Ss. Mads
only by C. I. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar.
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.'5od's SarsaporMa

1smes, In manner peculiar TO itself. the
.iood-purifying and Strengthening RENE
. # the vegetable kingdom. You will find
wonderful remedy effective where other
sclcines have failed. Try 1t now. It win
-3y your blood, regulate the digestion.
-. give new life and vigor to the entire body'
.ioods sarsaparilla did me great good.
vas tired out from overwork, and it toned
IL 1p." MRS. e. z. SIMMONS, Cohoes, NY.
g. suffered three years from blood poison.
jook Hoods Sarsaparilla and think / am
zI.eo" MRS. M. J. DAVIS, Brockport. NY.
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE
New YORK, Nov 8.

The Republican National Committee have
issued the following:
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS,
New YORK, Nov. Sth, 1884.
To the republicans of the country.
We have carried New York. The official
count will confirm it. Blaine and Logan
have 2lS electoral votes and are elected.
B. +. JONES,
Chairman.
SAMUEL FEssENDEN,
Caoratary
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BY TELEGRAPH.
" wEATHEK REPsDRT.

Indications for the Mex, "a Hours.