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New-York tribune., 1884-10-16
Robinson feep) s.114; Newman DEM. I,Too;
Romeis Rep, s,s0l; lIurd Dem, 1,243.
THE CINCINNATI ELECTION QUARRELs.
A LIST OF IHE wOUNDED-ONE MAN KILLED.
IGESERu PRESS DISPATCH

CINCINNATI, Oct. 1j.-Both the Democratic
and Republican press this morning that the eec
;on in Cincinnati yesterday ;he bloodes ever he
here The Democratic papers assert that the thousand
deputy marslals were employed mainly in ntmidatfng
honest voters. while the Republican press construe the
conduct Of the police force and deputy shcrifs IN
similar manner comparing it TO the Mississippi policy
T0llowlncs list OF those injured I'm the out
break: Joseph Lowry, shot in spine, fatal ;
Bridget Hughes. struck In the breast
with stone. dangerous John Murphy. shot in stomach
flesh wound; Andrew Bennett icnlolrd, shot In tne sut
dangerous John Dalton shot In the leg not CANCER
Samuel Taylor (coored shot In the side Nrriouhi
Michael German. policeman shot IN the back danger
ous Henry sherlock. policeman, shot in the BACK usn
Henry Brown (coloredl, shot in abdomen lat
The last three wounded IN au aDray
at the corner OF sixth and Freeman sta,
late night Between fifty and hundred persons
took part in the tight which out OF an sftenp, "
Gorrnnn to German was shot In the Dck
by s0me unknown person and general fusillade f"-
lowed. 100 shots being fired. The riot alarm was
sounded and the disturbance was fuellcd after Two
policemen and Brown had been -hOt. Besides those IN
iured above mentioned. Albert Russell coloredl wa.
illed
New-York tribune., 1884-10-16
PREVENTIN0 4 Jan DELIJERT
ICY rsLsenApH TO rHs rRrpus,

READISG, Penn, Oct. 15.-ls has just been
learned that the night Waterman ~ tho County Prison
had terrible encounter with prisoner last night Who
attempted to break jA And a Wholesale al a.liy
cry The wstchmsn ovetpower,d white performing
hs regular duties ard badly hurt prisoner sspe to
his rescue, and such assistance that the a
the other prisoners ,.nt. T. that John
Clpinmsr, the night wstchnen gning the ruunls
about II O'Clock. aud vhen coming a. cell No ~ shah
is uccnplpd 10y hhusdes she latter spfans upon hih
caught him by ~. thfua, aud beat him nnmsr'snl'b
tp called For help pranpef nnp Hollenhach y" wa
confined in the slplnna cell came "a the vstehnens
assis After tha they bath Dveflaweiss Hhysi's
aud gagged him A Istss nnuhpt ~ brts vsfe found
ni,n the latte. whirh nitsi number ~ r"s The
WARDEN asld ha thought hs hpaid ,vmehdig calling ui
spiu. hut he paii sn attention. tn ~
New-York tribune., 1884-10-16
REPUBLICAN PLCRALITIEs IN CINCINNATI
HANGING FROM 1900 10 OyJR 5000.
icFSLRAL PHrss DfsPsrCH.l

CINCINNATI. Oct. 15.-The total unofficial re-
turns from Hamilton County show the follow ing
Republican ruralites on the State and Congress
sonal tickets: Robinson. for Secretary of state,
2.21s Johnson. for Judge of the supreme Court.
2.567 I iirki ger tor the Hoard OF Public Works
J.147 liutterworth. for Congress ~ l~t District.
l.b26 Brown tor Congress- ~ lid District 2o-1.
lhe Greeuhnck ate ticket averaged ~ votes :
the Prohibition vote averaged -, The total vote
n the county WA 12u7s.
On county officers The Republican plutaliios viii
be- about ~ foilnwHi
~hcra samuel lictcstord d.pds Probate JUDGE.
II. 4. Grchr'. 49, County Noiicitot EuiuV u.
smith, d.idi Coroner A. H. tpfiirh, H,o1l Com.
mt.atourt John Iumstru, AVA mrmhrt ni tho
board uf Control Morn Bauer .u1. hcte.tnrd
iol sheriff ran ahead 0t hit lichrt az did all the
county officers, compared with the caudi latcs on
the state ticket. The three hrpubhcnn candidate
on the judicial ticket Peter Snuug, J. VI smith
and Joseph Cox. were also elected
The Republicans here are Juhiiant. The strcets
we're crowded to-day and upon the least proVoca-
tion there we're shouts aud honVs. 4 wagon ap-
peared with ~ haud-orgnn aud iag aud was iol
lowed hy q crowd ot .hortmg people. hr appear
ance oI Major ButtrTwor,h, Co gres-mau-elrct
from fine lst DIsircj, ucaI the post office attracted
a large crowd. He was lifted up and carried some
distance hv his enthusiastic supporter. lie was
follow -d 10y cheering throng until he left the
street.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-16
THE OHIO VICTORY.
rur REPUBLICAN PLURALITY Aboo
IL" 10000.

,r,rrF TRIUMPH FOR THF PAErf-A GAIN
hhs coxcDEssMrN-wEsT VIRGINIA CLOSE.
Tho latest reports from Ohio indicate ne
,,;oou nlurality of Is. 600 and the election OF
puo Penublican congressman, gain OF i've.
ann ann Renuhlicans look upon the result
in' remarkable triumph, considering the
advantages the Democrats possesseu. ss'o.
The fight of the hquor-seiiers asaihS'
Indce johnson was without success
~ he ran ahead of his ticket The Dem
cratic o. leaders are despondent' thoush
,ssv began early yesterday to claim
,ha State by small majority. Coh-
sressuan .-e Hurd's defeat in the Nth District by
,acob Romeis (Rep) is conceded bS Democrats.
TT The reports from West Virginia indicate that
,ho STATE Is close. Republican gains are re-
norted in all directions.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-16
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS

HAvRE, Oct l5-vesse. nnd easy access into the Joss
where the gate fell yesterday ptoyec ony ths, they
with great caution.
ROME Oct Is In the last twenty four hOnr. there
235 of cholera and 10 deaths IN Italy
In Naples 35 new aud AZ deaths were reported.
DUBLIN. oct l5.-Tne E>ee,sdrs Journal snnounaes
that Archbishop French Of the Chufcb OF ireland for
the United Doce-es Of Dublin Glen sl0ash and Kildare,
will resign the Archhishoprc IN November.
QuEsssrOwS. Oct 15-The steamship America arrived
of Knsale At O'Clock this morning The time of her
passage to that place days 10 hours aud Ia min
utee
sr PETERSBURG, Oct. 15.-rhs German Gosst1 ssserts
that General tiourho will he made Minister OF War, n
Pobodo hosseH Minister O Public Instruction. and De-
janof president OF the Council 0f Ministers.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-16
FEELING IN THE EXCHANGES.

The Republican members of the Stock EX-
change were So cxhlarated by the good from Ohio
that 1t contemplated for some time yesterday TO
march in body into the Exchange The demonstration
not made. however although 10 WAS strongly urged
by OF the leading spirits in the Republican club.
The only vent their enthusiasm was given by the
American ags from the public gallery
the lower end OF the This display greeted
with wild cheers from the Republican members For
some minutes there great confusion, which the
chairman able qcl although be pounded with
his gaye vigorously Theodore " Myers. secretary u
the Democratic clab denounced the appearance Of the
flags rs an outrage the Exchange one OF thc Repub
hcan members overheard TO say 10 him quietly:
Yes. suppose you do think It an OUTRAGE perhap.
you wOld Ike rebel nag better The noisy protest o
Mr. Myers suddenly ceased The ohio victory vas ac-
cepted generally rs an indication ot sun gre der
victory In November Among the vagers and
offered on the door these the most noticeable
Robert L. Cutting, who has been Democrat Dut ha7
inined the Blaine and Logan club bet Grsham Youngs
800 the general result and offered o repeal u
several times without hndug takers 6 v White "a red
bet 800 $500 that Republican candidate would
carry every Northern and Southern state frrdtrlck
I. Brown. Of II. l.. Horton & Co. who viii vote the
Democratic ticket. offered $4,000 against 50. ZOO that
Blaine and Logan would carry ever Northern state
The offers not accepted.
The recent excitement III the peiroteum speculation
hs- largely diverted the attention OF operators at the
Petroleum Exchanges from politics The comparative
quietness ~ tho markets YESTERDAY, however. allowed
some time discussion of the Onto election sober
sodued air seemed ~ surround ar od .sito
Tho market will not be immediately affected by the r
IL
Blaine would probably be buish bee ause "A certainty
- always preferable 10 an uncertainty prominent
member NJ the Petroleum Exchange anl stock Board
sail: " / am aDemOcrat and will vote for Cleveland
hut I don't want 4 change .
In the Produce Exchange there was good deai OF
httlgering in pleasant way, ctween the Repuhlcths
and Democrats The former were e1utant over TIE sue
Oh while the latter attempted to conaoie them
selves with the hop that West virginia would prove 10
have gone Democratic. A. the Cotton Exchange tue
hCnubrans cXul Grant. spirits A. tue victory
was better than th-y c,pertri, and IN the Maritime
Coffee. aud importers and Grocers Exchanges IKE
feeling vailed
New-York tribune., 1884-10-16
TIE UNKNOWN QUANTITY.
MMuc. 2n,onO.
Dhto ~ unU.


N, reported defeat 0f Frank Iud IN the Toledo N-
tfic fnt Congress received with unin xeh s~isi
tou. ~ taken further Indication ot the SehAtn
~ the t3rf sentiment from an unexpected source
Among kilograms rcceivcd yesterday were 'he iol-
loving;
CortuHts Ohio Oct. ih-3.l5.
HoH ? JONES Republican game up ~ me ayetas'.
Eleven Republican toDgrc~ men claimed slli anu h'r
NOR, c1utrt,d CuAUsCEY l. fILLEf.
1nrrupra Onto. oct ia y. m.
Hon = u FLirns. Ten Republican congressman sure
one mote expected Republican gains s,rp ~, ''h
CALCULATIONS. / l. ftlih'
CotruBrs oct IS, y. IN.
Nm fesmpdsp. Returns not al lh h"'lh.ou =
plurality uill exceed lr.nun Ten Congrs-n.h "rt'i'l'
fouf moro probable. j. = O"ih'hE'
gntt-urrs oct. -.
Hon \ D. tones. rfohihnon vote WI reach uooo
WurrtrNr " Va. u,t. n.
ErTuihrnu NUiilHui fDpHnfSe; h'lnlh- h''Hi''
state uruhahl, Democratic hf 900 v" 'uN' ',....
o. We uuiet at Headquarters in the r''wha ii' -
'fniffr committee iu araaiuh. iwihnt ~" ~ is"uu-
following ~ ~ The uhin VtriuiY 'nh''ui h""'i'-'"
anl Mrihrtauu wstp amuns ihr rnlpia a., ,,,.
GENERAL At wht I Nualunl, hiai lh Hnw We, ~ ~
tinia shid hope nn un' Vllil mhAp ~ we h,i n,
as ahni Wsai Nltaihh ihr rrtntna now .'n'''a w w
net W m tnhiiniun ~ the itanli " WI '' ''
days isiiir thni nnn hu reached TIE l"in"'itN' h'
luilig "ill nui be ufrt n,uih
New-York tribune., 1884-10-16
A VICTORY FOR THE FRENCH
THREE THOUSAND CHINESE KILLED.

THEIR CHIEF COMMANDER AMONG THE DEAD-Twt
FRENCH OFFICERS WOUNDED.
PARIS. Oct. I5-General de rIsle telegrap from
Chu. on the Upper LOochuan River, under date Of
Monday. follows: Colonel DOnnieT, afteI
brilliant engagement on Friday, earned
the heights commanding the fortress
of Chu, forming the point 1sppxi
of a large entrenched Chinese camp, which was
defended by i've cassmared forts The Chinese
forces were large Their losses were heavy. On
Saturday they attempted TO assume the oTsnave.
hut our artillery strewed the ground with Chinese
bodies.
After losing all their positions the Chinese ned
towards Langson. They halted near Phutruons
and Khanh. The French loss was twenty killed. IN.
Guiding one officer. and ninety wounded Two
officers received slight wounds. Our troops
animsted with the greatest ardor. The Chinese in
this engagement werc a part of the best troops of
The Empire They were perfectly armed, and
manpuvred in European style. The Chneee
losses were g. 900 killed. including their chief com
mander The Chinese invasion of TonquiD
has been arrested in the direction OF Lang
son. The wound sustained By General
Neerer during the recent engagement near kep il
healing satisfactorily
General Brierc de rIsle has advised the Govern
ment that any further advance Tonqum will be
lmprudent until the French army is heavily rein
forced.
Official advices TO the French Government state
that the losses o. the French IN their recent defeat
at Iamsui were 10 K lied and ~ wounded. OF the
latter 81 received Ouly igbt wounds.
The GcWJois charges that Prime Minister Ferry Is
answeraule for the defeat Of the French at amsui.
Ii states that Admiral COurbet designed to operate
on Tamsui with his whole force under bis
own command, being unwilling 20 trust
Admiral Lespes with important an operation.
bni orders were issued from Paris IN opposition to
admiral Courbets plans in lgnor nee of the means
az the command of the Chinese 10 defend Tamsui,
winch prev ented Courbet from doing he desired.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-16
TIE INDEPENDENTS pmLosoPmC.

An air of quiet akin tO gloom porvadcd the
room. OF th, o-cacd Independent Committee AZ NO. 30
Ns,ad-,t yr.tcrty The c .rka employed Ia aidt,-,
ing tile wrappers OF tracts morality %, illustrated ia
tue life of Grover Cleveland had hstless AIR that
,erue udc their sense of thc hop"ie-ne,s of the
cause they engaged George Green, the secre-
tarv, however, showed great d,l Of self-command.
aud gave TWBrNE reporter hs views with
much camuc.s. lie said 81 win i've YOU MY honest
candid have not been LiluZ ~ lately, nut
will now. Of cour-o We an Thought ONO simply good
64htug ground Then with a burr Of confidence. The
idea was to keep down the Kopnbcau us"ritv - mu"
po. .ihc. ONO r. state III which the RepuhlS>hr h"d
everything lose htetu-e without OuiO tnr wo Iu
De- NJ for them. IPen,iycyl victory Indicates,
suppose, that the Republicans Wu carry ON" m No'"m
New-York tribune., 1884-10-16
JUST WHAT DEMOCRATS EXPECTED.
Al the u, mncratic National aud state Head

ouartors there was much whstling with Wow to keep
up courage yesterday Everybody there, however.
know that tho result would be Just what IT ha been
rhoy hal thought nh along that onto would go
Republican The Nsltnr7 Wcrn not numerous. as tho
Ioiunoa, candidate fpt the PRESIDENCY was receiving
hi- friruda ~ the fifth Avenue Hotel The memhor u"
the rumuitr.7 generally we're not to ho ''"h 'ne "i
th,n. however n u ~mallrY uf Noruunt was touhd hi
"a TptntNI reporter md thus dnlit trr,i hinsolt
IN, ltruuhirana have carried uhioi Wrl, ne nhly
whlt I huuaht 1 1luus thri wuuh dn. lNo aIWhN b
said there probability ~ thttNnE ONO ff ih'
Drnp.iatu purb ~ tie sihtr election 1hr
sta, b. naiuttt t,opunlir,n aud wuNa sut tu take ~
away nom them II We rnrf1 a. Mhilo many " "n'
ifirud- wore HAuHuuU uf uut hrius Hnlr {" ~" ihl'
rnnd trr hn REASON fur thiukius Hu, ~ nn"h
AZ Nr iluinr was made the Hrpuhlrtn hnm
mcr bomocrht thought for one m"nrnl nt oh'"
rp,ept a, Il state courclrd to the Republicans,
an' not disappointed in thr result"
la nol NEARLY uYrrY no,tat that oi' met drhir'l ma
h rrt had M rcmotcst idea that OHIO would be carried
bt hr Ilamu,lats.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-16

result in Ohio viii strengthen their faith and add To their
enthusiasm. and are going clean EN- all out But
Ia have nothing more do would he mistake.
We have plenty OF work before Us yet
G. Z. Cole. of fsteuben County member Of the Execu
tive Committee said went to bed at ESQ this morn
ing after being satisfied that the Republican ticket Ia
ONO elected by large majority am satisfied that
we are going to sweep the country plain to every
body that we are going to do So"
Andrews Draper chairman Of the Executive Committee
said There were no high officers to he voted for at
Ohio State election and the issue was National on"
The result will be received throughout the country ~ an
indication of public feeling the Presidential question
IL shows that the claim that the Rcpubcan party was
divided not well founded The result will be an IN
centiyc to the Republicans everywhere The contest VIII
he transferred New York, Indiana a Michigan.
and the greatest conflict Of the campaign VIII be IA TINS
state The Republicans Of the State are ready Tor H.
They ask no quarter aud don't propose to 81 ve any
New-York tribune., 1884-10-16
TIE REPUBLICANS HoPLFUL.
nuIr ucKrr GAINS IN ALL DlRaCU0N5-IHE
DEMOCRATS ROASTING,

nitIr lrcKrT GAINS N ALL DiRGCUONs-IHE
DEMOCRATS ROASTING.
ny TELEGRAPH ~ rHF TRIBUNE
WHEELING. oct. 15.-COmplete returns rom all
except four counties give net Republican gain Of
37G. Returns from thrty-four wards and precincts
not included in the above show net Republican
gain Of 81 The obje' Of the dispatch sent out by
the chairman of the Democratic Committee last night
to the effect that ,he state had gone 10 0C0 Demo
cratic was to ease Democrats down on the Ohio
defeat A. telrsraphed last night. there was no
foundation for claiming such a majority. While
IL is probable that the state has gone Democratic
there is nothing yet 90 indicate for that party ma
oritv exceeding 5000. TD this Ohio county the
Democrats claimed gain oi 500, and the Ropnbh
cans conceded 300; the count show only - Dem
ocratic gain Monongalia, which 70 was claimed
last night would show a Democratic cain, by oti-
cial count gives Republican gain OF 3iH Reports
sent ont concerning the kanawaha Valley were
manufactured in this city. and Lewis Baker. mem
ber Of the Democratic National Committee, to
might admits that the Democratic loss IN he eoun
ties Of the Hid District is 800. Morgan County
gives 225 for Maxwell Rep. gam OF 81. The
Democrats claim Gains i'm Jefferson, Hampshire ami
Hardy Counties. but from the last two not single
return has been received. Mineral County gives :
Democratic majority. Hepublcau gam 81 l3'.
IL II hoped that by midnight returns wall hav" been
received irom twenty to twenty Live counties.
lie Republicans are more hopeful and, while not
claiming the state. will not be surprised II their
ticket pulls through. There ~ no possibility of
fixing the majority tonight further than to
say that II viii not be oue-hilf that claimed ~
dispatches to Democratic papers. ~ far ae heard
senate aud five ~ the House. lhev also make
game ln CUuutf offices.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-16

yrst,riay ~ The cnuhi"ra of W." 'l''i h""a' '''
sspuoialb ~ the ruuus nf the hopni'"n state '"nml'
Tee thuir Jubiaion wri,,n uh ia. hl"W "I 'N'V
Rapubls tn and lhu mombors ~ The onnmli''o VET"
.vll.nty happy thonsn thry Wcro disposed to he'
htto the nccssty earnest work In TITS state uni
Tho close ~ tho polls on election day 'h"'
man JaD,.s u. warren sah to ihihtNk rri"'''f
have Iu-t received dispatch from sea'iing kepuh'r
oan OF Buiao, la which he says Tho law brm' thn
military stan, and the sweet sixteen are all brohr up'
think tDs nght now will transferred to this state ami
Indiana Tn. Republicans have work 20 do yet and ]
AN cutrcl, satsnsd that theT gonc ~ 10 T. Thc
New-York tribune., 1884-10-16
REJOICING AT JAMESTOWN.

JAMESTOWN, Oct. 1j.-The victory in Ohio
celebrated here tonight with the greatest enthusi
asm A torchlght procession paraded the town. aud
then an immense meeting held. Prominent
citizens addressed the meeting. and greeted with
hearty cheers Last night j. p Dolliver Of Iowa delv
cred the best speech OF the campaign to audience
which hlled every part Of the Opera House and
were unable TO gain admi'tance. The Democrats At
tempted 10 have a mas<rnectiug and barbecue at Ere
donia yesterday but II dismal failure. The at
teniance was small and there utter lack of
enthusiasm. In the evening Carl Schurz addressed
small audience
New-York tribune., 1884-10-16
LONG CELEBRATION AT BINGHAMTON.
my rELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl

BIyGHAHrON, \. Y. Oct 15.-This town has
been celebrating since the last night
that Ohio hM gone Republican. Tonight there
~ the iargest and most enthusiastic demonstrations
over made. The houses OF all the principal citizens OF
Republican sympathics on the line OF march ilum
mated and immense body torchmen marched o the
music OF number Of bands and drum corps. The flour
ing mill Of G. O. Moon Co sent thirty men, who
IN their working clothes paraded with the MOTTO Good
Flour aud Good Pay for Making" News came from
Fort Dirkn -on. three miles that these mills
OH fire ard this IN broke up the parade the
mr. service Of the city FASTENED tO the rescue.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-16
ILLrMlNArloNs IN wnLKEsnARRE

v
WukrsnAnur. oct To- lho Republicans oi
ls ciy and vicinity htld demonstration here tonight
tl cc.hr1 the slofous ,rtori la ONO Tho clnhn of
tho aity fofurd parade, which marched through thn
principal ttreota la Tho cu with bands and drum corps
Tho d,eoi atona aud Examinations along tlo route were
lavish .nl tis public square biiIa with coiored
Hires. rockets oman candles ami other nrrwurks. Huge
had been hut 40 the corners O the square. Tho
Republican officials ~ the Court Hut-" had nue dis
play tuorrd nr, Wurks. ana nll around the square the
hn-lnr.s houses wcr" Illuminated General Oliver, Of
Laurel Run - display ON Prospect Rock. on the
nauutiiu.top Just above tnc city. \ large bonfire
hndl.d on the summit NJ the rock and fireworks were
-
New-York tribune., 1884-10-16
ENTHUSIASM AT NEWRTRG.
fBY rELEGRAPH TO THE rR BuVK !

NEwBURG, Oct. 1j.-One thousand uni
formed Republicans and large number Of other Blaine
and Logan psradod th' streets tonight with hras-
band and several corps " martial music In honor OF
Ohos victory There IL great enthusiasm, and torches
and fireworks added to tho Jubilee. Fags. bunt-
ing and lanterns freely displayed and houses and
business places Illuminated Tho streets filled
With people and the candidates heartily cheered
Tho puesiun praded the pfnr pal sfre"ts and made "A
nne appearance under the command of Colonel j. VI.
nctry with his full staf
New-York tribune., 1884-10-16
A arncK rHcHANnr BATTALION.

IN preparation for the great parade the
Republican club A. the stock Exchange has been organ
ifrd asa battalion of eleven eunpsnes The following
90 tho fill t,isier ~ the nfcets colonel Alexander
riu,. lri npntHnant .ulunel. Oh.d wheeler msut.
JAIME MrMlrAen nuutsht, samuel Y Hhinnet
runasi"t, ihnWas - lusneY ouinaaati willisi
{ - wee captains. y utshs a u islstrail
ihtiahsa iirhtAi William t'ans, H., dp u"t''n,s
iluiuit itaikuia , HatrnAii hhtsrl lmnilnN ~
~ p tirfmuipl ,tuufAu u hbpilun ahd y lhI N''s
ntnirnahts Morgan niapu J. % MpMN hrli ' ~
hVuwn hrsiul dr unr1uiia, NlNsh, 'Mt"eH'h "hi
ialn a. ilrs,l. lr DAVIS hafnus AID u MARIN
New-York tribune., 1884-10-16
nlNnINN rnl n0NOLouY

The crowd IN front ol the Republican Ma
usual Headquarters watching the election bullclns
wbish rcmainr.i there until O'Clock yesterday morning
when the last messiae was posted just before twas
put out f,liy 900 men singing uproariousy" We
won't so home tll morning" The announcement oI the
laat hnetn started few away but moment later the
stcTeoptcon dashed out the line Praise tod. froni
whom all dressings flow. Good. .nlght" deelevoiced
man IN the throng pitched the do1olosy. and mighty
Volume song sweIled upward for few minutes Then
the lights went out and the street MAS cleared IS the
happy wat.Aaya zant AsyArd-
New-York tribune., 1884-10-16
RETURNS IRON THE COUNTIES

TII 'TITfI TIII TIItIiII
NutEtfNg, oct 16.-lho cial vote IN berkeley
County gives Flick Rep for supreme Court
ludpp. J2l maoity and brpvn lepl II majority
Mas well IKepl carries the county ty % majority.
The democrats elect tho other officers bv small
mniuiitv. Tho Democrats eill have ~. sheriff
states Attorney, unn nrmhai uf the House ni ll.l-
eeaisa and nnr Asassaut Tho hopuhlipana eltct
nuu innhnfui tht iluuan nt hnlngaius uuu Aaa.naut
tie riutb ~ ilir court. nnd snfynSnf
ufnnhn tuuniN rittH Milsnn 80 mslotiti, .
linpuhlu an gain ~ 10
New-York tribune., 1884-10-16
TIE CONGO CONEFRENCE.

LONDoS. Oct. Is. It l. announcc tha,
Prince Bismarck has accod.d % the demands made by
Bari Granville that Tho business O. je considered by ths
projected Congo Conference shall ho limited "a the r,gu-
mtion ~ the commerce o. Nations with the Congo
country The French Government Insists that the trade
~ m" Niger River and country shall he also considered
me S,ndtTrs Vienna culrts suorlrn' sta'e- that QUE
~ hr American Ministers bow stationed tho cont
neui writes hat fhe American Gov rnWrnf will certainly
acc'r the invitation ~ Ir+uoo h afk guf that Amer
i'a will give full support t0 Luspnd and Freedom 81
guff
New-York tribune., 1884-10-16
RiJoiciNGs 0rER rHh NhWH
nm EFFECT IN TRENTON
lnt rtlrnaArh =" iis iaiiuss.l

TntsIoN. oct. lb.--N.w-JsIsoy Republicans are
not to he centented thiH year Nith The eieo-
Mon of Hlane then ambition In to help
to do It, aud the result ia Ohio, they
believe viii enable them to cany the state.
Republicans express confidence ~ the sncoeas of
the electoral ticket IN November, ANA are certain
that the result IN Onio viii bnng the Independents
hack to Blaine and draw the workipglnen away
from Cleveland. Trenton was kept awake till day,
lIght Last nisLt by hundreds OF Republicans paIsd-