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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-09-21
IMPORTS.
PASSENGERS.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
From san Francisco. per ConsCelo. Sept .s-Nlss 4
Z Long, s c Wsstell, I Lamb P T Goldman.
From san Francisco. per Forest Queeu, Sept III
N5lliard and wife. N N To-npkins. W Brown. Miss
Burke, John DiEgins, Geo Burke. Knowles, ! Leo,
From windwsrd Ports. per Lshua. Sept Up jar
rett- Geo de Is NuZ-
From kahplui per Llkelike, Sept lS-Naster " Too.
rney W Ace- Mrs. Perry. Mr. Brodie, IS-s and wife.
GMcLezn and wife, Bsrba, Master Tom, Enos,
wife sud child. John Rothwell, Mr. Williams, Capt
Reynolds, ! Hopke. Anderson, Schroeder, Mrs
W kzlCS. Is " Meyer sn6 children. Chinese and l3
deck.
From Volcano and wiu6wsr6 ports, per hinaU, sept
-s-Rev r q Peck. : Rose. J ACberlin, G II
El6-idce. Miss Hendry. Miss hansakznsheie, Miss
Aheons. Miss Pilipo, Capt q y NilfonE, Major " II
Corrwell. Capt Taylor. n y Saunders, wife and
child " " Go062le. ! N LidCzte- Miss Dunn Miss
Dunn. Miss julia Hunt. Miss E McCzndIes, ] " ard
Mrs Rro5ie. Mrs Wight " Whistler. \ Morof,
Miss I 6 Jones. Mrs { Hopkins and child, J
Jones wife and children, hoki snd children and
-U7 deck.
From Kz-si per IwaIzui. Sept Tg-W z Rice. vi n
and family, ! Bingham an6 wife. Mrs \ Wilcox and
children. { " SpitZ. Rupprecht- Miss N Green.
Gardner. ; Kauai, r Brio Dr. kiuibiEns, Chinese
and : deck
DEPARTURES.
For san Francisco. per Ane,ia. sept ls- John An
Fo- PO-t Townsend. per klikiiat, sept ls---Miss X
Hampstead. Miss Carter, Miss E Car-er. Master j
Garter.
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Port OF HONOLULU.
Arrived.

TUESnAT. Sept. u.
Schr Lsholiho from Kauai. Sehr Leahi. from Kauai
WEDNESDAY. Sept. Is.
An ok Cevlon. Calhoun. from Port Townsend
Strlr WaiTnzsalo. Nelson, from W@insnalo
Schr Waloli. from MaiikO and Hzu4 SChT MoiwahiIe,
from HSmaku2; Schr Nettie Merrill, from hauAi;
Schr Mile Morris, from hcolSa
THURSDAY Sept 10.
An hSrne Planter. PerTIuSu from Port Townsend
Sch- k2uikeaOGi. from hohala; Schr Mile Norris
from EVA
FEIDAT. Sept. Il.
An bk Forest Queen Winding. Is days from san Fran
An bkrue COasCelo. Cousins, i dsys from San Fran
Stmr Leha2. Davis, from HamAkua, Hawaii
Sirar Waimal2lO. Nelson, from v almanac
Tern he An Hcg. from Mzai; Sohr hulamauu, from
Puma: Schr sarah and Eliza, from hcol2u
SATURDAY, Sept. IS.
Strnr hinSl. King. from Hawaii and Maui
St1ar Likellks. LOrenEen. from MSui
Strar Nokolii. McCTreEor, from MolokSl and Maui
Schr Laka, from Kauai
SUNDAY, Sept. Ie.
Strr Iw2lSli, Freeman. from Kauai
StuF hiiA1uS HoU. Cameron. from Hawaii
Schr CSnute from Hawaii; Schr WGiehl. from Kauai;
SChr hSwEil2ni from hool2u; Schr ManuCkSwSi,
from hool41
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DIR. ]. COLLIS BROWNIES CHLORODYNE
THE ORIGINAL and ONLY GENUINE.

Advice Invaids.-tf you wish to obtain quiet re-
freshing Sleep free from headache relief from pain and
anguish. to calm and assuage the weary achngs OF
protacted disease inygorate the nervous media and
regulate the circulating systems of the body you will
provide yourself with that marvellous remedy discover
which he gave the name Of CHLoRoDYNE and which
is admitted by the profession be the most wonderful
and valuable remedy ever discovered.
CHLORODYNEis the bestremedy known for Coughs
Consumption, Bronchitis Asthma.
CHLORODYNE acts like charm in Diarrhea and
is the only specific in Cholera and Dysentery
CHLORODYNE efeetually cuts short all attacks of
Epilepsy, Hysteria, Palpitation, and spasms
CHLORODYNE is the only palliative in Nsnra1o,s
Rheumatism, Gout, Cancer, Toothache, Meningitis &c.
From symes s Co, Pharmaceutical Chemists Medi
cal Hall, Simla, January s. 1850. To J. r. Davenport
Esq, 53, Great Russell Street, Bloomsbury London
Dear Strive embrace this opportunity Of conerafuIa
ing you upon the widespread reputation this Justly
esteemed medicine, Dr. j. Coils Brownies ChloTodyne
has earned for itself not only in Hindosan, but all
the East As remedy for general utility we must
question whether better is imported into the country
and we shall be glad to hear Of it fndnp mace n
every Anglo-Indian home The other brands we are
sorry say, relegated 70 the native bazars and
viii be but evanescent. We could multiply instances
al iHHHl Of the extraordinary efficacy OF Dr. Coils
browne : Chlolouyne IN DlaIIh1a ana DysenterY
Spasms Cramps Neuralg1a the Vomiting Of Pregnancy
and general sedatiye, that have occurred unaer our
personal observation during many years CholeraIc
Diarrhea and in the terrible forms Of Cho
ITSELF We have witnessed its surprisingly cOntrol-
ing power nave never used any other form Of tis
medicine than Coils Brownies from a firm Conviction
also sense OF duty
owe to the profession and the public, are OF
opinion that the substitution Of any other than Coils
Brownies Is DELIBERATE BREACH or PATH on THE
PART or THE CHEMIST TO PREsCRTBER AND PATENT
ALIKE. We are. Sir, faithfully yours. Symes & Co..
Members of the Pharm. Society Of Great Britain His
Exeelleney the VicerOy's Chemists
CAUTION.-Vice-C Chancellor Sir W Page Wood
stated that DR.. j Coils Browne was, undoubtedly the
Inventor of ChlOrodyne; that tn story the defen
dant Freeman deliberately untrue which he
regretted to say had been swornto-see The Tines
July 13 1864.
Sold in bottles at Is. I'D, 2s 3D.. 4s 3D. and 11s
each None is genuine without the words Dr. J. Col.
rs Browne $ Chlorodyne" on the Government stamp
Overwhelming medical testimony accompanies each
bottle. ASb
Caution.-Beware of Piracy and Imitat,on.
Sole Manufaeture-J. T. DAVENPORT "a Ca,
Russeli Street. Bloomsbury. London Ills an
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Sailed

TUESDAY, Sept. Il
Stmr w4ialezle, Hall, for Ocean Island
St-nr " g Hall. Bates. for Mani and Hawaii
Sl-nr KHAN, King. for Maui and Hawaii
SIrnr Wsimauslo, Nelson. for Wsirnanslo
Stlr IvaIsui Freeman, for kauai
SCh- Mana for HonomU and PAia: Schr A2loio, io'
WEDNESDAY, sept. Is.
An bktua Malay, Mo-ahOlse. for Royal Reads. {
>ca- Ehuksi. fo- N4iaa- Sch- CaIerlna, for Kauai;
Schr Heeia- for hOOlsu: SChE Leah. foE H2nalel;
Schr HSlsakals. for Pepeekeo; >chr Enul2, io-
THURSDAY. SEPT. Is.
An b-tre " q Irwin. McCulloch. for san Francisco
>tr1r L r Bishop. Nye, for Maui and Hawaii
SImT W2i2analo, Nelson, for WalmaCalo
Sch- Liho.iho, for Kauai
FRIDAY. Sept Il.
Schr Net:ia Merrill. fEr Hawaii; Schg WzioE, for
Maui: Schr MOI Wzline, fo- H2makua. Hawaii
SATURDAY, Sept :.
H2v brig Allie Rove. Phillips, Tor south Seas
An Tern j I Ford. Grifiths, fo- san Francisco
SCSDAT. Sept. T.
An ship Melrose. h.Ib for Po-T Townsend
An bktne klikitSz, Cutler, for Port Townsend
Vessels in Port.
Boz bk Don Nicolas, Ross
An bk Edward May, johnson
b hk Isle OF Erin, Ius-eT
An hgtne ] D Spreckels, Friis
An sch- yacht Brunhil6I. Phelps
HIJ Ms ship Tsukuba
An bkTle Planter. Pe--il12l
An bk Ceylol. Calhoun
An bEtne COnsuelo. Cousins
An hk Forest Queen. Winding
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-09-21
DESCRIPTION:

SPECULATION, JR, is a black horse, 15si hands
high and weighs about 900 pounds. He has small
head, large full eyes, clean cut throttle handsome
arched neck, strong obque shoulders great depth of
chest straight strong back, smoothly coupled to long,
symmetricaly turned hips handsome Group, elegant
flowing tail powerful and well finished quarters long,
strong joints short in bones and pasterns and
the best of feet He is indeed horse of great beauty
and rare symmetry of FORM is very stylish in harness.
an extra fast walker prompt driver, disposition per-
feet and last, but not least, is very fast.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-09-21
Variety of Condiments

Clam and Fish Chowder. Lewis Sausage Meat,
Vienna Sausage. and 2lb Tins, Ham do, 2lb Tins,
Corned Beef. Pigs Feet. English Drawn, 2lb Tins,
Libby's Lunch Tongues. and 2lb Tins.
OK Tongues, whole, Doxies CLANS, and 2lb Tins,s
Jars Cranberry Sauce.
Sugar Corn, Sugar Peas and Succatash,
Lima Beans, String Beans and = paragus,
Vermont Maple Syrup, in cts and Z gal Tins.
Kegs Sour krout Kegs zealand Beef, for families,
Kegs, i and L Kits Family Pork,
Royal Baking Powder. in e. II. 10 aud BIB Tins,
EreSh Almonds Walnut. and Brazil Nnts.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-09-21

Don't physic, for ii weakens and destroys but
use Hop Bitters that builds up. Take none but
American Co.'S Read advertisement.
There are more cures made with American Co. s
Hop Bitters than ali other medicines. See flags
and all advertisement
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-09-21
-CIOIFIF EIEI:

% . f. Z Il L -
Werosst and Grind the old kONA COFFEE and do
well sustain previous reputation. We have in
stock selected kOna Coffee from four years old
any one wishing send TO their friends abroad a
choice article supply them with it.
For the next Two months we shall receive, by each
steamer from the South.
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The band concert at Emma Square last evening,
was well attended, the excellent programme offered
being an induoement for a large and thoroughly
apprecIatiye audience.
Bent County register., 1886-11-27
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Clocks at Deekers'. ls.tf
New goods of every kind at Lou
den IL Cos. ls-tf
Call and examine my stock of toi-
let and fancy articles.
IS-tf J. w. DECKER.
Tooth brushes, fancy articles,
soaps, tooth-picks at Louden lS Co.
Is-tf
Take your prescriptions to Decker.
Everything in his stock is pure and
fresh. 1S-tf
Louden & Co, has this week re-
ceived the incest perfumes ever
brought to Colorado. lS-tf
Decker carries the largest and
best stock of ready mixed paints in
Bent county. IS-tf
Louden Il Co., presents all bills
due the first of each month and they
must be paid 1S.tf
\ fine assortment of PLAN and
fancy stationery just received at
Decker's. ls-tf
Bent County register., 1886-11-27
CnTNTN OFTINER,
Local Notes.


Windy Monday.
M. l. Swif, was down to I.akin
nday.
Bad colds is about all The illness
town.
Christmas comes on Saturday,
Is year.
Good time to put in the Christ
As "adsn
Pos, Master Decker was up to
hebio sunday.
The annual swearing off time is
huiug near
The frame OF the addition to the
ss Office Is up.
Silas Osborn has his office in
6th +, G. Descent.
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Krake are
Fiting at Leavenworth.
~ stove has been put mp in the
ritins room at the depot.
E-E. W. Fuller got back from
p TO Topeka Monday night
d THE Lamar house when finished
&ill be the largest hotel in sown,
4 F. G. Descent has a uew Office
ths Wells and Rawlings building
stain street
"A L Bent owns the quarter
kction joining Mr.. Godding on the
cst, a valuable piece Of land.
Fl. @. stevens was up to Las
dumas yesterday, looking after the
terest OF the Lamar school.
1 "A. h, Warren, representing the
ichi,a, Kansas paper company was
caller "Wednesday.
$. d. Robinett, from Brenhan,
kansas was here Tuesday Sith
ieW Of investing in real estate
Smith and Butler. from INLAND
Missouri have let the contract for
lnildIng TO 60 up ON lot six in bloc K
hirty-one
Mr.. John ilanen returned 70 his
reXas home, Sunday. He will be
|ack before very long to look after
|is iaterest here.
The dairy COWS got in with a
serd OF stampeding cattle and stray
II off south. Mr. Graham will not
tart his dairy again until spring.
The ladies interested in Sunday
'chool work are making arrange
nents to have a Christmas tree for
'nr sunday School.
Il gentleman in town paid seven
dollars for SIX lots Monday
md sold three of them Tuesday for
i've hundred dollars.
Hereafter we are TO have two
nails a day from the east; the canon
,all drops a mail sack now, all owing
o Mr.. Deckers labor in that direc-
ion.
Some folks will use eggs to eat
Ind bake with when they know, while
fi'N ttt 81 NNdtNt, tNtA ollt II
needed for Tom and Jerry.
Girls take pity Oh the bachlors.
lne of our young men was seen to
Hrs,, out for his claim thanksgiving
q aing with can of baked beans
iater his arm. He was thankful for
he beans.
M. L. Swift & Co, this week,
moved into their new store room
which presents an attractive appear
lnoe. They carry a large stock, and
iaye quarters now that they are able
o make fine display.
e. @. Holmes & Co., use the
REGISTER to-day to call attention to
heir business. On the first page
will be found a notice of this firm
taken from the Garden City Herald,
which the acquaintances of the firm
will fully indorse. 1t is a strong
irm and will succeed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04
PECKHAM'S PLURALITY.
ABOUT 5000 OVER DANIELS.

TwENTY-EIGHT REPUBLICAN, MAJORITY IN THE
LEGIsLATURE-l9 REPUBLICAN AND 10 DEMO-
CRATIC CoNGREssMRN.
The latest returns from the State give fecK-
ham (Dem.l a plurality Of over 5000 Tor Asso-
ciate Judge of the Court of Appeals.
Two Republican Congressmen-Dr. John
Swinburne of the XIXth District, and Henry
G. Burleigh of the XVIIIth District-have been
defeated. The successful Democratic candidate
in the XlXth District is Nlchalas L. Kane or
Albany. and in the XVIIIth District Edward
w. Greenman, of Troy. DR.. Swinburne be-
lleves that he was defeated by Democratic re-
peaters in West Troy and will contest the elec-
ton. The changes will ma >e the Congressional
delegation stand Republicans, 10 Democrats,
Is.
Further returns also increase the Democratic
representation in the Assembly. The same
causes that defeated DR.. Swinburne defeated
Charles E. Nadeau, the Republican candidate
tor Assemblyman IN the IVth Assembly Dis
trict of Albany County, which has West Troy
within its boundaries. On the face OF tue re-
turns John 7. German (Dem.) is elected
Henry A. Reeves (Dem) appears to
have majority of thirteen votes over
Assembyman Hunting, the Republican
candidate for Assembyman in Suffolk County.
These gains will give the Democrats b4 votes
in the Assembly, and decrease the
Republican vote to IA. The kepu0-
licans now have 20 Senators, and the
Democrats IL Senators. Onj joint ballot In the
Legislature, therefore on such matters as tne
election of United States Senator, the RepuD-
llcans will have "a votes and the Democrats
only Sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04
THE NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.
. SMALL DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY IN The
HOUSE.

Apour 10000 REPUBLICAN PLURALITY IN rnSN
syIyANIA-rHE CONNECTICUT LEGISLATURE
STRONGLY REPUBLICAN.
The latest returns indicate that the kep"on-
ems Lave elected 156 Congressman, the De"o-
Gratis 166 and the labor men 3. In New iooo ooo
Peckbam (Dem.) appears to have over 9,ooV
nluralitv for Associate Judge OF the Oour' VI
Appeals. ,.a forr-
In Ohio the Republicans have elected tour-
...n Conpressmen and the Democrats SIX. one
district is in doubt ~. :.
In Jersey the Democratic plurality Is %
about 1000. The Republicans have about
majority yn ioipt ballot in the Legislature.
Beavers plurality IN Pennsylvania accord'hs
70 the lltest returns, is about 49,ooo.
Tie Republicans of Illinois have plufa,i,y
Of 10000 for Treasurer, and have prooaoiy
gained five Congressman. roo
Tn Connecticut Cleveland Dem.) has LOO
r,nral;tv for Governor but lacks 5,764 votes Oh
a majority. The election of State oihcers Is
tbrown into the Legislature. in which the ne
nubl;cans will have from 20 to 20 MAJORITY
The Den ocrats elect three Congressman.
In Minnesota the Legislature is safely he-
nublican. The Democrats gain three dlstr,c.s'
The Nebraska Legislature is two-thirds he-
publican. The Democrats gain Congresslnan
The Republican majority in Iowa Is 1o'ooo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04
THE LEGISLATURE.
I. REPUBLICAN MAJORITY OF THREE ON JOINT

BALLoT-THR MEMBERS ELECT
The later returns of the Legislative elections IN
New-Jersey show that the Republicans have fairly
carried the Legislature. In the lst Dstrict oi
Cumberland. Lawrence (Rep), is elected over
Micke (Dem) In the lid District of Burlington the
election of Gangwere (Rep) over Scott lDem) is
claimed. The reported tie in the lid District Oh
passac has been decided in favor of Eugene Emiy
(Rep) Dcnohue, in the lid District. who has been
classed as Democrat, is Labor candidate ana
refused Democratic Endorsement He will not 60
into the Democratic caucus
In Salem the election 10 tie. In the lid Distr'c'
of Mercer. " here Walthers Dem.l was returned as
elected by majority it has been found that seven
ballots having the name of Jones, the Republican
candidate. written across them had been rejected
Az n decision of Chief Justice Beasley In similar
case some time ago " as in favor of counting such
vote, as showing the intent of the voter, these
ballots will be counted after contest IN the courts
and Jones will take his seat. The Assembly as IL
now stands is Republicans, 20; Democrats 20;
Labor, l.
In the Senatorial districts the latest returns sno"
the election of j. j. Gardner (Rep.) in Atlantic oy
a majority of 4s. This ncreaes the Republican
majority in the Senate to g. Republicans, II;
Democrats o. The present status of the Legislature
10 ho" 40 AoAo" TUE sENATE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04
RFTJrRNs FROM MIDDLEsEX.
CONNECTICUT.
NO CHOICE FOR GOVERNOR.
THE LEGISLATURE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DI"o'
CRATIC CONGREssMEN.

THE LEGISLATURE REPUBLICAN-THREE pEmo-
CRATIC CoNGREssMEN.
HARTFORD, Conn. Now 3.-The total vote o,
Connecticut is 1912, as follows: Cleveland
Dem.), 5s,674; Louusbury RepJ. 56,s91; FORBES
(proJ 4.s11; Baker Habor, I'ISo'
Cleveland has plurality of 1,7e3'
but lacks 764 of the necessary majority
The total vote for President two years ago was
1877. .724 when Waller Uem.) lacked 94O OF ma, ma,
iority. The Prohibition vote has increased aoou5
300. 1t was 2,120 in 1ss4; $50 Tbs Tbs
Legislature stands: Senate---Republlcans; IL;
Democrats. 10. House-Republicans 137; Demo
Gratis. 10 and Labor. 2. This gives loint ne
publican majority Of 30. insuring the election OF
Republican United States Senator. Lounsbury ior
Governor and other Republican State officers
The DemocratsV elect r. j. Vance to Con-
gress in the list District Carlos French In the lld
Judge Miles ]. Granger in the Ivth Colonel Z. A.
Russell tRep) is elected In the lid District.
CREENwICH. Nov. 3.-Mr. Lounsbury fecelvea
majority of 100 In Greenwich The majority 1or
Frederick Miles for Congressman was 81 otate
Senator r J. Walsh's majority for re-eiecGon was
374. The majority for Colonel IL. W. X. Hoyt tor
Member of Assembly was 147 and that OF A. roster
Higgins 148. ,e...., ,o...a "A
Mead and Dr. Augustus NJ. Hurbert, Republicans,
Members of the Assemblyyover John Brown ana
Daniel Honrahan, Democrats. The Repubncans Oh
this place claim the election of all their Candidates
except those for Judge of Probate Court and Shern
of Fairfield County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04

CONGRESSMAN SwINBURNE DEFEATED.
FRAUDULENT REGISTRATION BY DEMOCRATS IN
WEST TROY AND ALBANIA CONTEST FORE
sHADowED.
ALBANY, Nov. 3 (SpeciaD.-The election ne'o
yesterday was the most corrupt this county mas 49,
witnessed and In all Democratic precincts ic'
we're delayed until early morning, ana III so
stances not brought In until to-day. Inc D0 ',
local machine opposed by an organization =.
orats who denounced Its corruptionmore Vigorously
than the Republicans have done. The mach'no i0
we're In conference at Police Hoadquarters ai'ei NJ
night for several hours trying to figure ou' 80
their ticket The reason OF the long delay wn'c" "Sao
Il Impossible to secure results in tno COUNTY
last evening was made evident this afternoon "heh
missing returns were finally filed They sno" SWIM
burnes vot. TO DO I63s5 and Kanes16,4 plurality
OF only 81 tor the Democratic nominee FRANKLIN inde
pendent Democratic. polls 1.f33 votes Inc vote on
Judge OF the court OF Appeals with five snail districts
missing gives Daniels 14,sos. Peckham l7i96 Peck-
hams majority 2,59s. The Democrats elect Robert
H. Moore County Clerk by about $500 majority, and
Hugh Reilly District Attorney By 2,2l2. Dcveraur,
Democrat Is elected to the Assembly trom the Lat DE-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04
THE SITUATION IN BULGARIA.

INTERVENTION OF THE PoRrE-THE LIMIT OF RUS
sIAs PATIENCE
CONsrANTINOPLE, Nov 3-The Porte mas
to the request Of NJ Grecof to endesvor 10 I'M
nroye tho relations between BULGARIA. AMI RUSSIA
through the Intervention Of she Ottoman Em'assy ~
It Petersbure
sr PETERSBURG. Nov 3.-Tne Journal de 81 fe.e.S
bourq says tho statement In yesterasys oV'o."
MESSENGER containing General Ksuibirss reply 70 inc
Ru,yarisn Government that he would quit Bulgaria u
another Russian was moiesred indicates tno hnss OF
Russ,a's patience The Journal continues
Tns motsrstiou far shown by Russia, because oS
an ayerson to render tho Bulgarans Responsible toe
their rulers misdesds, mas Inspired tns
Ksxents with hopes for It's continuance
Tney must be made TO uuderstanA however.
thnt thoy cannot perssvcre In their present course BY
tns liberation Of the Russian officers they have satsnsd
one OF General kauibarss essential demauds General
Kaubars counses may perhaps induce the Regents se
understand the situation and act In the Interests o tner
couptry.
VIENNA, Nov. 3.-The report that Russian sailors had
landed at varna 10 not confirmed. Diplomatic here ee
lisvs that General Ksubsrs has decided TO isavs Dur
garia.
TrRNoyA Nov 3-Thrse of ths brix"nds VINO A''.'.
and robbsd Couut stsrcxinski. the kds1isa S"n
Sophia, while on journey nsre' n"'' '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04

tD:m.N, 157;44i' eordy Pro'. e4S' Ed"'ra'' '''
rIn,y, snyyr,oss;s-wanser Rsp), 1855; ONen Dsm.l.
1850, Whitcsido tfro.j. ia; O'Neirs plurality
1904.
For the Assembly contests the Prohibition vote was
very light not enough fact affect the result III '
case. The vote was as follows:
Ist Distrct-gamsey Csepl 1908; MoLaugi,n.1 MoLa.ai,. "
(Dsm). 14O3; Coe (Pro), "a; MeLaugniins piu'
Ifd-.rumulty Deml 1.524: Feelsy Gnd. D'm0 i'21'
Clark (Pro.). 81 Tumnty's plurality. 299 I7S:
nld1Dekins.oon .o SRsFl. iSs2; ,ii,,w hEos :Se""
1928; seguins (Pro.), "a: Heppenhsimers piuf""'
Yth-Levering Gsp.), .27e; Pear.on (Dem'T i'4'0
Barr (Pro), go; Pearson's plurality 1872 ,r, oAaA
vIth-Failer lRepl: 2.273 Hudspeth peenm'''
VfT,hNFssney Drm 252i Mcdonald gnd; Ds%o
537: Wescott Orol "a; Feensys plurality. i'1s,i
vTIIth-Heriage lRsp.h s44; 'Noonan on1 SDo"" -''0
iXth-Ie,ts Rep.). 1.I93 Bssson Dem.), 742; Lain"
ProI s3: Lettse plurality. 45l. ,oa
xth-.Len"on tDsm9 L7s9; Ri'tow. 'hep'' i'i'''
Lemons plurality oeo
Re.eleotsd
REPUBLICAN MAJORITIES IN ATLANTIC COUNT
ATLANTIC CITY. N j., Nov. 3.-Complete returns 'ro'
Atlantic County give following majorties' Howey
for Governor 335 Buchanan, for Congress- 3os irs'
ing for Coroner 26I Gardiner (Rsp). for Ssnstor 40
elect Samuel ID. Hoffman mayor and their iuh o'"
"'A'~ RETURNS FROM MIDDLEsEX.
According to the latest returns Middlesex
County gives Green (Dem) 4.26S votes for Governor
Hov.y (Rep) 3, 766, and Fisk PROF. 49,. John kesn
(Rsp) $50 plurality for Congress- The Repuohcan'
e.ct two As.smbiymen-Tsn Broeck and yanderburIn
Muvey the winning Democrat from tho 1870 .lu n. m,
Dstrict had the low majority Of 300 In strongly Den
ocratic locality.