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A NOvEL ELECTION BET
A Chicago Dector rrssiAias at . Barrel Or
gan Four Hours fer . Coed Parpsse.

CHICAGO. Nov. 22.-At tho burning OF tho
Culver building In North La Sale street. last
month James Carr deliberately sacrificed his
life In plotting eighteen girls In his charge to
the fire escapes. He left an aged father de-
pendent for broad. In making an election bot.
two old citizens recalled this incident Of hero
Ism. and arranged a programme. which was
carried out to-day at tho corner OF State and
Randolph streets. At noon. a. the heavy mist
OF the morning had thckonod into a steady
drzzle o man with white hair reaching
to his shoulders and long gray
beard sweeping his brond chest stepped from
box close to tho doorway lilo was followed by
Q blind man carrying a barrel organ. This tho
blind man placed on tho iron grating between
tho old mans knees and stepped aside to mako
room for heavy mustached man In n blue
teen Inches square on tho organ, took posi-
ton ct ,ho old mans side. Tho Inter then
spit In hts hands. seized the crank q tho organ
anu produced tho opening bars OF that pathetic
production. Mover miss tho water till tho vol
runs Dry" while tho mustaeh9d man drew
which he held extended at arms length.
-, me dns, Ola man vas Va DR.. John Phillips the
dorl street. and tho blind man was VI. d.
form and .tawny beard are familiar to every
noon n, Until r y. in case Elaine vas defeated;
,,iuu ScNeiauu p'en lelehtcu, FL GRAY wnuiu
lips held tho plate.
In less than two minutes 100 persons stood
on the sidewalk around tho musician. and ten
minutes later the, crowd had increased llvo-
fold Pennies nickels. dimes. quarters. halves.
dollars and gold pieces flowed into tho box.
In half nm hour II contained not less than $50.
Tho rain poured down. The Doctor sent his
bat IN out Of tho wet. and Ed Gray hold an um:
out It's notes as : though H under protest "" TSs
Doctor never spoke. Whom tho strains OF tho
organ coased at o'clock tho party skipped
into Gray's place and sorted out and rolled M
1866 for tho helpless old man borrowed OF his
heroic son. Thcn came round after round Of
something to clear tho TO-, from their throats.
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JOTTINGS ABOUT Town.

Lieut. Gen. Sheridan is at tho Fifth Avenue Hotel
Jojo the Russian hoy with fac. like skye terrlers
will 10 exhibited all this week at the New York Muse.
um. 40 Bowery.
A SOS bronze clock stolen from the American
Bronze StEnhry Company. at Sl3 broadway early last
evening. by . sneak thief
competitive examination Tor inspectors OF rcgulat.
INK sud grrd NJ will be held ON Monday, Nov. - -,
O'Clock, AT - East Twentieth 81.
The supreme Court has granted absolute divorce 10
the following persons Minnie Dolan from William H..
D"an and John iiach from Josephine hach
saraC. Tlby failed to appear at the Tonbs y.,sr.
day 10 prosecute John C. Watson, whom she accused Of
attempting TO pick her pocket Watson was discharged.
Gangs Of laborers have begun work along Front street
from the Brooklyn Bridge to Wall street laying the
cable. The cable viii run through hNs-
inch iron tables
John Drnmmond Of rs East Seventeenth street sales
man for WorthngtOn Smith OF ~ Union square, was
assaulted in West street last evening by young man
who attempted 10 rob him OF his watch and chain Mr.
Drummond shook him on, and the fellow was arrested.
TOW street
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ER.fNCE'S INTENTIONS.
Minister Ferry says She Nust keep Her
Grip CpOn ToMauin md Formosa.


PARIS, Nov. 22.--rhc minutes OF tho Ton.
uuin Credit Committee have boon published
1t appears from those that on Nov. 4 NJ. Forty
declared in the committee that no diplomatic
correspondence had been exchanged with tho
powers on tho subject OF Tonquln. There had
been siui ply friendly verbal explanation. Tho
mediation OF Germany In the Franco. Oh inese
difficulty had neither boon asked nor offered.
Neither had anything been asked OF England
Any attempts at mediation In any event would
prove futile II Information concerning them
should be prematutey published.
The committee thcrcupon referred to tho
rumors which were current concerning Eng
ievet that the British offer was sincere and
Nhether ENGLAND did not require compcnsa-
doeament emboly fs such hn de9andh %hs IN
existence. There had been merely - verbal as
surance given Of the, o!idarity, of all Europcnn
clared was made with tho acauiosconco Of
ENGLAND. II was entirely pncilIc in purpose.
and was sImi,ar TO the blockade OF the coasts
We shall not, - he continued, exercise tho
right OF search or capturo on the high seas /;
hut wO have tho right to cut on access tn tho
blocknied ports and 70 sink any ships that at
t"mpt to run tho blocka!r'.n,,
that he hoped TO accomplish this by remain
c@ Ia. @T Sd to %r hc apa
| our presence there"
Regarding tho indemnity, he said tho rev.
enucs from tho kccung mines and tho cus-
toms dues collected Mt 'lnmsui for twenty years
mso or an de4Iy9H 81 he tine m@nSy be-
licvc that II will be military and political ad-
vantage to Franco not to cvacuate Tonuuin
ana tormosa. but to strengthen our garrisons
there"
Admiral Gourmet telcgranhs from Ke'upG
stroyed tho Chinese fort and other works on
the road between kelung and TaMsui.
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VICTORIA GOING T0 YoNKERs
She VIII Sing fnr her Ola Nc,gkbors at Very
EeusGunblc Rates.

Kensonnbic Rates.
Autographs OF Victoria Morosini-Schcl-
ling decorate every shop window in Yonkors
They represent hor standing near an open
piano. with n sheet OF music in her hands and
an I-wonder whore Ernest-i Is ex pre- sion in her
eyes. Thoy hang in lager beer saloons. butcher
shops. and grocery stores. The man who takes
the cake in Yonkers now is the one who can tell
the most lies about the elopement. Manager
Bright OF tho Yonkers Opera House said:
have got Mrs. Schelling fast in n cnst-iron
agreement. and she vii! certainly sing mere on
Tuesday evening, ! don't know what she is
Eoingto sing: and l don I particu larly care.
thu, 35-cent seats in tho gallery will go like
bad cockm,.that is. very fnst-on Tuesday
evening. Eight hundred can ind Sents in tho
opera house. and guess few will be willing
to stand"
Sergeant Mclaughlin OF tho Yonkers police
said that there would be no disturbance. for
tho forty pol icemen OF tho town were going to
be around. 1t Is not known whether Ernest
will! accompany his vito TO tho opera house or
not. The chances nro that he will not. but
trust her instead to Manager Amberg.
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health exhibition and the wall OF the managers
the topic around which Its wit will ny. Ed
mund Yatcs's World has tho Mahdi as It's stalk
Ing horse. md the Graphic has issued an i'm
mense Illustration called Make Ready" The
astonishing thing about the last me I'd
supplement is that. as tho number issued 10 to
DO 100000 the printing OF tho thing began as
far back rs January in tho present year. and
has boon continued daily ever since. Tho Pau
Max GdseHe will also have a ghost story In q
supplement. and there II n whisper that tho
entetprising conductors OF TINT publication nro
dreaming at ono moment Of changing IL into q
morning paper. and at another OF rushing into
fouiiloton after the fashion OF the journals Of
the French metropolis.
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The Row. J. A. Spooner Of Edgewnter Park,
n j. in Williamsburgh yesterday looking upon the
vacant lots in South First street, between Fourth aud
Fifth streets
~ own This property" he said. and until n few
months there stood upon It humber OF frame
ments which Melted me good monthly income But I
leased for term OF years to play actors said
they were going to erect museum on II. They
down the houses and sold tho lumber second hand
dealer for 1851 Where they now I do know.
one OF them, understand. II somewhere in Pennsyva.
mia, but he anal his conn nnlcn worth nothing
here am with vacant property on my hands and tho
taxes due on it,"
The men who leased tho property arc Is said tho
two young managers " hu conducted tent show last
summer IN wiiians6ureh They leased the property in
good faith, hut when the tim" to nut a Luildng
up their hackers unable to assist them and they
had 10 drop the enter prise.
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The largest cattle ranch In tho United States
under that OF Capt Richard King Of
Texas 1t comprises upward of $4,000 acres oil under
fence, and nearly 10000 head OF cattle, horses and
sheep This ranch has been eagerly sought by English,
French and Dutch capitalists hut tho SAUL com
peiitor sihe United States Land and Investment Com
pnny OF this city who have just concluded purchase
at ~ 500, 900 for the eutire property.
The company anticipate an annual income OF nearly
n oDuD from this source ms tho increase OF cattle il
about ~ per cent ~ ind cation OF more settled
condition OF hnancinl affairs the manager that the
comphnys hrst mortgage q per cent. bonds being
rapidly sought at lu5 and Interest and that the feeling
now shown ny American capitalists iii this class OF
vestnent property 10 growing daily.
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Mother Clare the nun OF Keumara lrove
from the Clarendon Hotel sGh tuenJ 10 Francis
Xaviers Church in wes, -ttest ,u Friday TO
att, nd the O'Clock ST.. up th' orusd steps
TO the landing hurreiy aui 4 not u-t before
her there was deSccnt Of ~ ila tee, Of her
shoe struck the edge ~ :;e step fr heay.
lily. The shock d.zod her tOC non,ent aud Vii shr
recovered she "a. assisted To- ,ad driven
rapidly back to tn. hotel. pr faius- e,,r Wood Mt.
tended her ali found that her ,n.i, sprsined The
injury il not of serious hs'ur, ~ ';-nsy main
rul, and the reverend mOlhcr i'll - 10
her room for several days
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Ohiciai Vote of PcunsylvanIa..

HARRISBURG. Now 22.-The count Of the cleo
toral vote in this state concluded this morning. On
tho Republican electoral ticket Edwin \. Stuart re.
ccired the highest vote. 47< 26s. misprint In the
tickets circulated in Mexican county makes ~ r. Junkin
the lowest on that ticket with i7lCoi votes Had 1t
not been Tor the Calvin Wells with Al $50 votes
would nave been at the foot Of the list. similar
In The county makes Albert q Brodhc al the low
est on the Democratic electoral ticket with 3J i3i j..
Levau was the highest on the Domncrac ticket. re.
ceiyng Ml,5lo straight tickets md 237 Peoples votes
ON the Prphilton ticket O. W r GRAF with Ia 3tS
Il the highest. while G Conway IL the lowest with
1882 votes. on the Peoples ticket. Thomas 4 Arm.
strong is the highest with Iii a2 votes and James d,
Pyntt Ia the lowest, with I Ia votes Belya Loo ood
received three votes state.
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MIDDLETowN. Nov 2l.-AmonR the post -elec-
ton stories about centenariNn voters Is from
bury. Delaware county. Fry Gale. aged 90. who has
always voted against tho Democrats was brought to
the polls by Republican worker. lie had never init
mated that he had other intention than that Of
INK for Blaine When he Glivited at the polls however
aud said
"Gentiemsn, am oa years old and for many years
have been supporter OF the Republican party. To-day
cln to be OF All age sufficient to enable me to have
mind of my own. and right to do as choose choose
today 10 vote for no man"
with that he turned away and started back home on
foot. "" lives Ave miles from the voting place what
induced him 10 take the sudden and unexpected freak
la one knows. lie arrived home in time 10 milk his
cows and feed his stock usual but has nU;
thng about election to any body.
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Picking TAem, Out with u spyrla...

Frederick Smith was on Deadhead H i'll. over
looking jerome Parh, on Oct. ,, with spyRlass. and
announced the result Of each to crowd OF spec.
tators Policeman Bolster concluded that smith WAS
a bookmaker's agent, and was receiving money for
shouting the maine Of the winning horses Smith told
Justice German in the Harlem Court that II no
crime to tell people which horses Tho Court told
hun he ought 10 have moved on when the policeman
requested him to- mud lined him $40. Two days later
smith WAS arrested again by the same policeman. 1t
made the fourth time he arrested for the offence
and Justice 1orman put him under 81 600 bonds his
good behavior for six month"; smith carried the
10 tile supreme Court and by order Of Judge Barrett
the testimony in the cases will be retakeu in writing in
the Harlem Court to-day.
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The DolpI,n.. shan ws. Hon.yeoms.a.

WASHINGTON. Nov. GA telegram was re-
a~,ved at the Navy Department last night from Admiral
SIMPSON, President of the Naval Advisory Board, re-
porting the accident to the new despatch boat Dolphin
near bridgeport Conn. on Thursday. Admiral Simpson
expects Ia reach Washington this evening The
wa. caused by the breaking Of the main crak shaft
hbaft the engine at the place which receives the
strain The shaft was of steel. and made John
Roach 4 Co. Upon examination 1t WAS found that
while the exterior perfect the interior wha honey
oomhed ut the race where the break occurred. Mr..
Roach under til" contract Will make shaft with
out expense 10 the Government and he has already
gun its construction IL will be at least
fore the work In completed The Dolphin Will not be
d0caed until her new shaft il ready
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A Chlld's Insanity.

Willie Bullion. 8 years old OF 200 East Eighty
Nth street. sent from the Harlem Court the Com.
nisionera of Charities and Correction yesterday as in.
when three months old he was In railroad acct
dent while yom'ng from Philadelphia TO New YORK and
the injuries no received resulted INSANITY, Three
weeks ago he sprnkled kerosene HIS mothers HAT
and set fire to II. lie committed tho Juvenile
Asy luni, but too violent 10 be kept there,
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BANGOR. Nov. 22,-ln Northeast Carry. two
mites f,om the head OF Moo."he.d Lake or Tuesday
evening, young Indian named Charles Nicolas and
mHa uaned John Bridge wcce playing caris and
''rnHingn n"ns- kept by one Luce, dispute hr0tc
ami NGoas attempted 10 whip Rrigr but va. hims ,.f
w0tsIed Tom co,s, the Young Indian. fsther ng
WA s son was sttlin' Nhirpsl ycSri ~ his rihe aud
dow. kiips him, Tom fingered IN the ne.ghborhood
until the xt morning ana then made for tue woods.
IL has not been en- tharics Nicolas WAS slHs
afternoon lodged in jail al Dover Old Nicolas IL about
a tru -
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BROOKLYE.

In a Nght about n woman between william II. John
son, alias Weasel und James Williams both coored 1T
~ Bedford street yesterday the latter struck Johnsnn
on the head with Ratchet fraeturins his skull VIII
lhms Arrestsl
James Bennett and Philip O'Connor, members OF the
Hamilton avenue gRug were sentenced BY Justice Der
yesterday, for assnn'iug stoTeke'pers In seventh
avenue Bennett the leader Of the gang, was sent to
the penitenary for hy DAYS and oConnor for twenty
Ave days
The committee ~ bridge trustees 10 he appointed to
devise plan for gaiLatOn Of the Board hy the
Incoming Legislature viii include william @. Kingsley,
the President Of the Bunrd the Mayors of both cities
James T. strAnnhan illiaM Marshall John Agnsw.
and John q. DAYia
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A Terrible Accident In a Theatre.

LONDON. Nov. %. - From Valencia. Spain.
comes the news of sensational accident at the Prin.
cess Theatre. In that city last Tuesday night. Miss
Leona Dare the American acrobat suspended from
the roof OF the theatre by her feet and held In her teeth
ths ropes of u trapezc tar which male acrobat,
known A. VI George, was performing During the act
IS ngr, was seized with nervous Mt and dropped the
t'aprE. VI. 'irorge and me VGratus fell whrling
tn" hoor The audience was horror stricken. Every
rushed for hr doors and panic rnsurd which ANY
p'nnle W.. crushed AMI otherwise injured
Miss Oar" chung to he root. screaming HISTORICALLY
She waS "scu.d with difficulty after the excitement had
somewhat subsidized AID liz confined to her bed from
shock, NJ. IL dying
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WATERBURY,. Nov. 22.-On Thursday night
Charles Hurd, veteran Sportsman, q hunt
animal which ran up slender tree. Thinking It was
acommon wildcat Mr. 1Iuri refr.ined from shooting at
1t. The animal leaped ground ard tow
hneiVhhoriny Tree trunk. Here II caught by tn
dog aud d.sratched after short but severe struggle
u puzzled hunters and all other persons rho IT,
the oldest heaters say they never ANYTHING like It,
II weighs thirteen pounds and s now IN the hands Of
taAidsrmlst gray in color and looks thing
IKE FOX but the tail IL ropv instead of being bushy
and the head has a woish nppenrn nce. None Tut red
foxes have been taken there and err
al i'm trees - - $500
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Mt. O,,vet Lose. tho Fight.

Three years ago there was a misunderstand-
ing between Mr. Wsor pastor Of the Nj Oiyet cOlorcd
Baptist Church, and portion OF his flock. War was
waged for while, and when Mr. wisacr came ou, vic
torous nine of the opposing brethren, known as the
nine black sheep were turned out OF tho fold The
derers were admitted into the congregation OF Zion
church. and that established III feeling between the
ohuGchea tthe last meeting Of the Baptist ministers
Zion WAS accused OF idong In opening her arms to the
Iino refractory sheep. committee was appointed TO
Investigate Their report esoneracs Zion and censurcs
MI Olivet which, II says was not justified in expeng
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IIoulIhan Knocked Dat.

HARTFORD. Nov %. The fight between Gus
Znis OF New uayen and Thomas iiouhan Of Hartford
occurred at Toe. Station P.rryyile. at O'Clock
was fought according to the Marquis Of Queentberry
rules and to nnsh HouhAn being in poor condition.
clsrsd the winner.
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Judge Van Hocsen yesterday IN tho Court Of
Common Pleas dissolved th, "Ian. ,htsncd by Mr..
Oswald oendoter III his ut t, the trustees Of
the Brooklyn Bri2, fro cNusrutlig the proposed *.
tension Of the New luik UNtra - ,ac bridge
An that the trustee intru 90 10 d1S Van lIoes,n
SAYS Is to extend across Chatham ant Genire
foot path for pedestrians TIL foot plh w h. hftoen
feet above the Level of ha II tie
viii he a railing i've feet hi1l Tcr. " al b. an op.n
space at least 100 tet between the yrcot esod foot
path aud Mr.. Otteniorfcr's hu!li,ng
Judge Van loosen holds t,ri NJ ou.nt,-i-r has no
cause OF action, either ~ iaApay VI ~ adjoining
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A Barber Shop In Mourning.

G. A. Beekman barber AMI a nepublicun OF
PeekskNl, and Mr. QUINN. Denoctst agreed before
election that the man who's. candidate was beaten
should drape his place ~ bu-ir-.s "a nlUrning. Yea
terday the -utir" front Of tr barber shop covered
with Grape. snd this sign was r'reiUy ~ family il
all alive. but the q. o. +. IL dead"
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The first OF a series Vi meetings OF fishermen
and oyst-rncn, called by Euseno B,clf,ti Commits
soncr OF Fisheries in chark o. the oyster CATION
Ia to be held tomorrow at IL A. the Court IOuse
city Leland TIL. ii l,o ult-- ia the nny ~ profitable
oyster cultivation i'll the western ~ tong Island
Sound VIII he dis usE,d Hut 'ecrni'V what LEGISLATION
on the subject " Al DO ssSfat torv 10 py-terueu.
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MONTREAL. Nov 22.-By the latest order from
the Pope, Laval University has been designated the
only In the province VI Quebec and the colleges
were required To affiliate with IT, Tho Jesuits' College
has however refused to obey the order declaring that
their order under such rules regarding education that
even the Pope cannot change H.
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Iar Cholera In France and Spain.

PAHIs. Nov. 22.-Thcre were twenty six
d"7tha from cholera here yesterday. all hut Of
when occurred IN the hospitals From midnight OF Fri
lay Ia re'ocA this evening 'ere were sixteen d. ahs
from cholera IT, tins city.
" lrtm, h- h..n scared by the prevalence OF chol.
era MA ~ l,ft the Ih"aT" ltA, MUGS suddenly eng
to the cpu IrN III. flight has retarded tie production
MABnID Nns. - There tiN fresh ases OF cbnle
ra nj To-" 4" Yesterday and two deaths AZ Benuua for
tn. same ttule there three fresh casea
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PHILADELPHIA. Now GA dense fog hung
over the city this morning and travel by land and
was much impeded Aferryhoat on the Delaware River
carving 600 passengers many OF whom had ,ust be
rescued from another f-rrvboat which had run aground
crashed Into pier Mt Walnut street Every one on
board was knocked down. AMI for while the utnos cx
element prevailed as rnmcr got nnont that tho boat
WAS sinking. tnRhOat which came to their ASST suCe
became stranded aHd there great delay in iuv
the phncsIicken passengers ashore. Three pers ons
injured,
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CITY OF MEXICO. via Galveston. Nov, %, In
consequence OF tho rosponement Of any acuon by the
xlcan Congress in regard 10 the foreign del; until
after the Inauguration of Gen Diaz the city OF Mexico
Illuminated last night md crowds Of people paTgdrI
he str."'i shouting Viva r. 1hre wer, no troops pa
IN the lperV! all quiet and 40 further trouble IL ante.
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Mr.. John Kelly caught a haavY '0ii year
and half ago and since t-l "a. 81 u- s"1'tcd from
aNcc ion OF tho DnchIs 'Uhcs ~ ,bpght another
cold week ago. which br"uyn' m 81 return OF N"
bronchial trouble IIia Illness u.t serious but his
ply sician has ordered IN u srEaH lpct for awhile,
~. he WIN not leave TIE hon,s Tor Is, d Two.
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TA- Princs Of waie. Cast. an Anchor to
~Indwnrd.

LONDON. Nov. 22.-The Prince OF Wales has
been entertaining edward James Stanley NJ +. for West
Somerset; Jes-r Con- NJ. r. for Ipswich and other
ENpuccl EuGu al. NJ s palace NJ sgniring'an. 1t
the Prucr's intention by these and
hostGli'lrs influence " to IN favor OF the
mcuts compromise aud on he grant for Prince Albert
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TAc Full Vote OF VIrYialn.

RICHMOND. Nov. 22.-Roturns from all tho
counties in Virginia have been received by the secre
trry Of rho Commonwealth They give Cleveland ~,
Sii votes and blaine l3i b|l Clevriands plurality,
7pri TIN ngures subject to revision rs the state
board Of Ca"yassers which meets on Monday.
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\ Conservative Prr,,drrt or the Re,el.,ax.

BERLIN. Nov. 22.-Tho election OF President
and Viceir-'icnts Of the Reichsag occurred to-day.
Herr W.d. Pi-sdorf a C1nrcrvativc was elected
President y avote NJ 2di out OF total OF 3Jl votes
corded, Ot the votes II were blank. Tho Vice.
Plesiien's of the lIst Rcich.tag were rejected
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south caro,,pu,, Omc,n, Vote.

COLUMBIA. Nov 22.-The Board OF State Can
ysssers today finished tho cunvAssng of the vote OF
South Carolina for Presidential electors The following
s ihe r.-rlti The highest Democratic elector received
Gosn votes; highest republican clcctor 81 1873 Plural
y for Cleveland 4s.ii7. The lowest Democrat eli .ctor
received 90 $50 votes; lowest Republican eecor II 55l
Y.
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Jacob Schreiber. aged js. a veteran Of the war
OF the rebellion took faa. dos, ot Paris green yester
day morning short GStaEc" from Ina jrrthers rest
dencr III Nnwt"wn sTcnuc Astoria Iaift note saying
that lie had none ant Itnt care - 10 burden
his brother whose u,oGEs ar, htnIttl