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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-08
THE YELLow-rEvER IN HADANA
Only One Case, and That of very
Mild Type.

HABANA, August THE only case Of
yellow-fever in Habana is Of very mild
type. The victim IS n private named
Beatty, of the Eighth United states IN
fantry. Army physicians here consider
that IL would be more dangerous TO re-
move the troops from the island at pres
ent than to allow them 90 remain. In
their judgment the best plan rs TO JET
them stay here during the heated term
I'm the most healthfui location IN the
suburbs
PAYMENT OF CUBAN SOLDIERS.
General Brooke had conference with
General Gomez to-day regarding the date
for the payment Of Cuban soldiers who
were not paid on the previous pay-days
owing to the fact that their names did
not appear upon the lists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-08
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
Hand Torn OG--Monument Ia he Un-
veiIcd.

WINCHESTER VA. August 7.-(Spe-
cial)-Edward Hare, an employee OF the
Old Dominion Paper Company. met with
a serious accident while az work az the
mill yesterday morning He was doing
night duty and had occasion 10 oil some
OF the machinery. In doing this he slip
ped and fell forward. His hand became
caught between the piston-rod and the
side Of the engine. and was torn on II
Is feared that blood poison will develop
Young HARE is only IS years old. and
during the recent war served as 4 member
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-08

He Confers Long with secretary-of-
War Root.

PLATTSBURG, n. y. August THE
President had a busy day to-day. He
Witnessed the yacht races this afternoon
on board the yacht Elfrida, in company
with Vice-President and Mrs Hobart and
party Later. he took a short drive with
Vice-President Hobart This evening ne
held a long conference with Secretary
of-War Root, who arrived on the 7l5
train.
Mrs Mckinley continues 10 improve
slowly.
Among the Presidents callers to-day
were Rev. DR.. Hills, pastor Of Plymouth
church. Brooklyn, and $. Y. White. Of
New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-08
THE MOUNT DESERT DISASTER.
Twenty the Number OF the Victims,
rs Reported.

BAR HARBOR, ME, August IA care
full examination by divers and on shore
in the vicinity OF the Mount Desert ferry
slip, the scene OF the terrible accident
yesterday, indicate that the twenty VIC
Tins reported in last nights Associated
Press dispatches are all who perished as
q result of the catastrophe. Mr. South
ard of Bangor who was seriously in
1ured, is not likely TO recover and two
other persons are suffering from pneu-
monia Others who were hurt yesterday
were reported to-day as being in favor
able condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-08
HURRICANE IN THE WEST INDIES.
~ IL Moving Northwest~ard from
the Island of Dominica.

WASHINGTON, August THE Wca-
Their Bureau hero made the following an
nouncement tonight:
"A hurricane is central east OF the
Island of Dominica, and apparently NOV
ing northwest. Hurricane-warning mes
sages were sent Monday morning 10 all
weather-bureau stations I'm the Lesser An
titles and TO Porto Rico. santo Domingo,
jamaica, ana Santiago dc Cuba, and hur-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-08
JONES, OF TOLEDO. ON STRIKERS
He VIII Advocate Municipal owner
ships ms Remedy Therefor.

TOLEDO, O., August N~MAyor Johes
to-day that he would address
the Cleveland street-car strikers on Wed
nesday night He will advocate munici-
pal ownership as the remedy Tor strikes
The Mayor will also argue against the
boycott as he does not believe IL will be
ellectuaL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-08
TROOPS FOR THE PHILIPPINES.
Forty-six Thousand Men by the End
OF the Rainy season.

WASHINGTON, August IA statement
prepared at the War Department shows
that by October 22d there will be at Ma
Mia. or on the way TO the Philippines
46 900 men. They will all reach the islands
before the beginning Of the dry season.
The troops 10 be sent from this country
are ten regiments of volunteers, amount
ing 10 1900 men; recruits Tor skeleton
regiments organized in the Philippines
1900; recruits for regulars. $500; eight
troops of the Third Cavalry, 96J; marines
400.
Beginning tomorrow and up to October
22d there will sail from the Pacific coast
seventeen transports, with a carrying ca
pacity Of 693 officers and 1870 men. which
will include nearly all Of the organiza-
tons above named
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-08

Dan Hobson a colored man of Swans.
boro'. fen from n car al Fourteenth and
Main streets sunday evening about ga
O'Clock ard badly bruised himself about
the head. lie was carried 10 the Guy
Hospital. where Dee was attended oy Ir
Davis. OF the ambulance corps. iie vas
able 90 go 20 his home yesterday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-08
Cavalry starts FOR rhuippine-.

WASHINGTON. August Troops =.
ID, and NJ. Third Cavalry ieit t.l'
Myer. Va. to-day Tor seattle on ',....
for the Philippines. Troops ana u 'e,.
on the Pennsylvania road. Troop s
over the Baltimore and Ohio 90 'n's"s. "a
where II will be Joined by the othe, 49,. ST..
mands. Five ether troops ot the IN,
from Fort Ethan Allen, VIII JOIN .".
command az Seattle. The mounts lol
cavalry accompany theU 1" soeei"N'
ranged stock-cars,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-08

An officer fired four shots This mcrn'rl
az two negroes whom hc discovered N.'
ing 10 break into the Monroe shoe-shoF
al Monroe and Main streets.
The shots aroused tho community. ans
considerable excitement followed. 10 u
NOT known whether any of the shots toot
effect. The negroes did not enter tA'
snUu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-08
~, ,,o..o. rroo,s nj Plum Island.

NEW YORK. August THE govern
ment transport Mcclellan arrived at tiu a.i
Island to-day. with detachment o, -.
men and officers Of the garrison OF - u
nfonroe which Is being sent to Plum
island on account Of the fever prevailing
near Fort Monroe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-08

Mr. John Williams. while unl0iinf
car of stone In the Southern yards
terday morning was quite badly hafI p
large stone tell on him ami severely
fractured his leg. lie was treated il pr"
Davis. Of the city Hospital ard rs o'''r
well
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-08

, lanes II. Osbourne. vice O. C. Vincent,
dead. at Seven Pines. Henrico county,
Va. ,,,,,,,
Commissioned as postmasters. Wits
nolds McIaurin, n. c.; Matte Mast
Sugar Grove, n. c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-08
Manning DiscIaims blame.

WILKESBARRE. PA. August IMAM
agcr James Manning and the players he
purchased from the Wilkesbarre club left
for Minneapolis this afternoon. The Kan
sas City team viii be reorganized in that
city on Wednesday.
Mr. Manning SAYS he is not to blame
for the disruption of the Atlantic League.
He had communications from All the At
lantic League club managers offering TO
sell their best players.
81 made the offer to Wilkesbarre. and
must say that the management was re-
luctant TO sell. 1t was only after | show
ed them letters from other clubs that
they consented to sell"
The players Of the Wilkesbarre club not
signed by Manning have accepted engage
ments with other clubs. Left-Flelder
Odwell goes 10 Montreal, Pitcher Jime-
son will be given trial with Buffalo.
Pitcher Goodwin will report to Syracuse,
and Pitcher Voorhees, will play the bal
ance Of the season with Atlantic City
League.
BIoemack Out $4,000.
NEWARK, y. j., August 7.-Rchmond
failed TO put In an appearance to-day. and
hence the scheduled Atlantic League
game was not played.
President Bloemack, Of the Newark
Club, will not consent 10 a four-club cir
cult and the league Is doomed. A direc-
tor OF the Montreal eastern League club
was In town to-day for the purpose Of
securing players.
There is a possibility of the Newark
teams hanging together and playing ex-
hibition games. II any OF the players can
be disposed of "a sale will be cOnsum-
mated.
President Bloemack -is out 5000 on the
season. His salary list for the first two
months averaged $200O a month.
where the Players Go.
READING. PA, August PITCHER
Fertsch and Shortstop Cockman have
been secured by Buffalo. Of the Western
League. Pitcher Murphy who was farm
ed out by the Philadelphia club for the
season. win report TO that club.
The owners OF the Reading club are dis
gusted. and say that they will have no.
thing more TO DO with baseball
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-08
Dewey Declines One Reception

PHILADELPHIA. August 7.-Maylr
Ashbridge to-day received from Admiral
Dewey message, In which the nero OF
Manila BAY regrets his inability 10 sea
nitely accept reception on the part Vi
this city,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-08

The Island Of Balabac, the scene Of the
brush with the Moros, detailed in Adj
miraI Watson's dispatch, is situated
southeast Of the Island Of Palawan, which
is the most western Of the Philippine
Islands. and directly west of the Island Of
Panay. The light there, which was
re-established by ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Nazro, shows for twenty-five miles. and is
regarded as of considerable Importance
TO navigation, being in direct line be-
tween Singapore and the Straits Settle
ments and the islands TO the north.
The island is twenty-five miles long, and
according to the information i'm the pos
session of the department, has a popula-
ton of but LOO. These are described In
Admiral Watson's dispatch as Moros,
the name applied 10 the fierce natives of
the Sulu group. They are MOhammedans.
and are classed as the. most war-like
people i'm the Philippines. The capital
Baabac) has a population Of 200. The
Spanish Government established a mill
tary post there In 1857. 1t consists of
barracks. a hospital, and an armed fort.
The Manila, the vessel described in the
dispatch. is captured transport us
mission in that vicinity Is unknown 10 the
department 1t is evident from the dls-
patch that the Manila has left a lanulhs
force there to guard the light, ana that
the Charleston, which Is on its way there
will see that the landing party receives
such reinforcements as may be deemeu
necessary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-08
FIRST CASE SINCE THURSDAY.
No Doubt Now That Backbone OF the
Epidemic IL Broken

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, August -
There was one new case OF yellow fever
81 ths National Soldiers Home to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-08
. nRUsH WITH THE MOROs.
Fight in order to Re-Estabiish a
Light-HOuse.

WASHINGTON. August 1.-The follow
ing dispatch was received to-day from
Admiral Watson, in command of the
Asiatio station:
Secretary of the Navy, Washington:
Nazro, the commander Of the Manila
on July llth. re-established lighthouse
at Cape Melville, Balabac, Philippine
Islands; hoisted flag with appropriate
honors. July 18th, on his return, thir-
teen Moros, under arms, were found
TO be In possession Of the lighthouse.
Landing party. commanded by Ensign T..
L. Bissett encountered resistance. No
casualty in our party. Loss in killed
one officer and one man OF the enemy
Diego Manolo, chief of the Balabac
Moros, was killed; seven were taken pris-
oners; two escaped. Chief Of party
was very unpopular with the people of
Balabac Philippine Islands owing TO
fear of him. Light has been restored.
Manila has landed force. Charleston Is
on her way TO Balabac. VIII render all
assistance possible.
(SigneO WATSON"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-08

Among the fourth-class postmasters ap-
pointed to-day are the following: T. +.
Lifesey. vice J. T. Weaver, resigned, at
Claresville, Greenesviile county. Va;
Madison Davis vice +. 4. McVegh, at
Cooper. Middlesex county, Va; Alice ID.
Gilliland. vice William IA. Van Lear. re
signed. AT Griffith. Allegheny county, Va;
William +. Gray. vice \. l.. Washburn
at HOmewood. Surry county, Va; Joshua
a. Lyon. vice Darius Burcham, resigned.
at Mill. Carroll county Va. Noah Il.
Hartsock. vice John X. Darter. re-
moved. at Point Truth. Russell county,
Va Carrie l. Burgess. vice Alexander
Ii. Spillman. Reya. Culpeper county, Va;
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Two Prominent Citizens Of Gallup
Fight a Duel,
One Using a Winchester Rifle and the
Other a Six-Shooter.
]. A. Maxwell, One Of the Partici-
pants, Killed, and His Adver-
sary, L. e. Densmore, MORALLY
Wounded-The Cause of the
Trouble Not as Yet Known.

GALLUP IN. M, Nov. IA Mexi-
can courier arriving at y O'Clock this
evening brought the news that l.. Z.
DenSmOre and J. A. Maxwell both
prominent citizens of Gallup, had
fought duel at shutdown this evening,
one with a Winchester, the other with
a six-shooter, about fifteen miles
northwest of here, on the Little Water
road, in which Maxwell was killed and
Densmore mortally wounded.
The two men left Gallup about IL
O'Clock this morning in company with
the Mexican who brought in the news,
both in good humor and on friendly
terms. The cause of the trouble is not
known. The only witness to the affray
is the Mexican, who says he was di-
rectly between the two men when the
shooting began, and has blood on his
overalls from having knelt beside Dens-
more, who asked him to carry the news
to his wife. He covered the wounded
man with a blanket and left for town
Immediately, leaving no one with the
dead and wounded men.
DR.. Harper, Judge Maxwell a brother
of the deceased and two or three others
have left for the scene of the duel.
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FALLING STARS.
A Few Leonides Witnessed at the
Lick Observatory,

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 14.-Pro-
fessor James E. Keller, Director of the
Lick Observatory at Mount Hamilton
wired the Associated Press this morn
ing as follows:
THE clouds cleared this morning at
about 4:30 o'clock, and a watch was
kept until dawn. About ten leonides
calling stars) per hour. One or two
fine meteors were observed The
weather will probably be clear to-
night
CAMBRIDGE (Mass.), Nov 10, a.
m.-The Harvard Observatory reports
that the conditions were unfavorable
for making observations of the meteoric
display.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1.-THE sky
was overcast by clouds tonight and
the observations of the expected mete-
oric shower were not possible here.
Charles Burckhalter of the Chabot OBJ
servatory at Oakland counted twenty
one meteors this morning OF these
sixteen were leonides.
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STOCKTON MERCHANT IN TROUBLE
PLACED UNDER ARREST AND
LOCKED UP IN JAIL.
Was Caught in the Act of Firing
His Store-Begs for Mercy,
But Without Avail

STOCKTON, Nov 14-W. j. Colds
worthy, prominent politician and
proprietor of the American Cash Store,
a large grocery. is in Jail here, and
the District Attorney is considering
whether to charge him with attempted
arson or burglary. 1t will probably
be the latter.
c. c. Anderson, a colored porter in
the employ of Adkins & Co., wholesale
liquor dealers, had occasion to go to
the store last evening about s O'Clock.
Hearing a noise in the basement, he
entered and struck light, and there
found Goldsworthy in the act of flee
ing. He had removed with jackscrew
the supports of the floor under the bar
rels of alcoholic liquor, and substituted
boxes which he had saturated with coal
OIL after which he had piled other boxes
and straw around, and paper, stt aw and
boxes led to the outside of the building
through a hole in the basement.
On discovering Goldsworthy, Ander-
son grasDed the iron bar from the
jackscrew, and told Goldsworthy he
would brain him if he tried to get
away, to which the man replied:
You have got me-"
Goldsworthy's grocery store adjoins
the liquor house, and his plan was
evidently to cause the destruction of
both buildings, SO as to avert suspic-
ion His stock was insured for $10,-
coo.
Goldsworthy was defeated for AS
semblyman four years ago on the A.
P. A. ticket.
Goldsworthy has always been regard
ed here as a law-abiding citizen, and
was one of the leading members Of the
Merchants and Manufacturers Asso
citation, besides being a member of sew
eral fraternal orders. His aged moth
er and his wife are nearly Frustrated
with grief and shame, and the affair
has created quite sensation here
He was also Socialist, and it was
discovered in the basement that the
Socialist Labor party had been holding
meetings there, using empty boxes for
chairs.
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THE TRANSPORT SIAM.
Had a Terrible Trip From San
Francisco to Manila

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 14.-Particu-
lars of the terrible trip of the trans
port Siam from this port to Manila have
on August 18th, with nearly 400 horses
for the army in the Philippines. All
went well between here and Honolulu,
where stop of ten days gave the
horses an opportunity to recover from
the voyage.
The vessel left Honolulu on Septem-
Der 9th, and on the 18th ran into a
typhoon. losing three horses Good
weather followed until October 1st,
when a terrific typhoon was encounter
ed near Guam Island, a four days trip
from Manila. The storm broke at l
o'clock in the morning, and at the first
roll of the vessel the horses STAN
peded. Wave after wave crashed over
the decks of the steamer, throwing the
animals about, breaking their legs and
otherwise manning them. The vessel
was uncomfortable, and it was next to
an impossibility for anyone to stand
up on the deck which was slippery
with blood and debris.
Three hundred and fifty horses We're
killed and remained on deck four days
before the bodies could be disposed Of
Thousands of sharks followed the YES
sci, being attracted by the stencil and
the possibilities of a feast. The vessel
was blown 900 miles out of her course
and was off the Formosan coast when
and was ffthe Formosan coast when
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FAILED TO CONNECT.
Watchers for Meteors Were Doom
ed to Disappointment.

Lots of people remained out of their
beds last night until away into the
small hours in the hope of witnessing
the dress parade of meteors that the
astronomers have been promising, but
the meteors seemed to be shy, for they
did not show themselves.
True, the heavens were more or less
overcast with light cirrus clouds, and
these may have obscured any meteors
that might have been in the earths
pathway, but there were plenty Of
breaks in the clouds, and at times great
patches of clear sky, so that if the
meteors were disporting themselves it
would seem that some of them should
have been in evidence.
1t may be that the meteoric belt has
changed its position since we encoun-
tered it in 1866, and that the earth will
not intercept it this time. However,
some of the wise men in the East say
we have been little ahead of time, and
that the shower should not have been
looked for before tonight.
There is no copyright on any of these
guesses, and everyone is free to adopt
them or not. The saloon proprietors
whose licenses are good after mid
night predict showers of stars every
night for a week to come.
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EVENTS ON THE TURF.
RESULTS OF COAST AND EAST
ERIN RACES.
Bad Day for Favorites at Tanfo-
ran Park, Sardine Being the
Only One to Win.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 14.-Weath-
er fine, but track heavy at Tanforan
Park. Results:
Five furlongs, two-year-olds,. Sardine
(Burns), / to ). won: Druidess (Jones)-
6 to /, second; Kickumbob (Macklin), IL
to l, third Time :04. Silver Tail and
Reginald Hughes also ran
Five and half furlongs, selling, Earl
Islington (Burns), to 1, won; Monda
Henry),. Z to /, second; Lothian
Ranch), 4 to 1, third. Time-1 :O$A.
Dolore, Blooming Chance, Personne and
Yule also ran.
Mile and a sixteenth, selling, Judge
Wofford Johnson), 40 to l, won; Lena
(Macklin), 9 to l, second; G. B. Nor
ris (Thorpe), even, third. Time-1 :53 a
Schiller, Master Lee, st. Aignon, Ross
more, Major S. and San Carlos also
ran.
Six furlongs, Coda RancD, 4 to 1,
won; Flamaway (Narvaez), 20 to 1,
second; Ricardo (Jones), 8 to /, third.
Balista also ran.
Five and a half furlongs, selling,
Lodestar (Burns), 8 to l, won; Moco-
rito Grhorpe). to 5, second; Potente
(Walsh), s to ), third. Time-1 :09H
Rio Chico, P. A. Finnegan, Aluminium
and l Don't Know also ran.
One mile, Zoroaster q. Martini, to
2, won; My Gypsy Ranch), 3 to 3, Sec
ond; Ostler Joe (Morgan), 10 to l, third.
Time 4411a Olinthus and Meadow
thorpe also ran
AT JENNINGS.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.-Results at
Bennings to-day:
Seven furlongs, selling, Linulla won,
Tinker second, The Gardner third.
Time %
Five furlongs, Cigales won, JuggIer
H. second, Revonah third. Time
1:03la
Mile and one hundred yards. Rare
Perfume won, Bangor second, Weller
third. Time 1877
Six furlongs. selling, Sweet Caporal
won, ]. A. Gray second, Deceptive
third. Time-1:16.
Mile and a sixteenth, Charagrace
won, Maurice second, Kilt third. Time
Il :52.
AT NEWPORT.
CINCINNATI, Nov 14-Weather
cloudy at Newport and track fast Re-
suits:
Five furlongs, two-year- old maidens,
Fleeting Moments won, Julia Rose sec
ond, Princess 10 third. Time-102.
Mile and fifty yards, selling, Aureole
won, DIR. Withrow second, Piccola third.
Time-1 40.
Seven furlongs, Azucena won, Kunja
second, Farm Life third. Time-1 :2S14.
SIX fuilongs hand c. p. two-year-o. dds,
]. Lucille won, Foneda second. Aven-
stoke third. Time-1:15.
One mile selling, Acushla won, Gold
Fox second. Be True third. Time
/ :40A.
AT LAKESIDE.
CHICAGO, Nov. 14.-Weather clear
and track good at Lakeside. Results:
Six furlongs,. Terralene won, Odea
second. sLacarina third Time-1 19A.
Mile and a sixteenth, selling, Lennep
won, Aston second. Plantain third Time
-1:521s
Six furlongs, O'Connell won. Brulare
second, Little Jack Horner third. Time
LII. A .,.s
One mile, Latchkey won, Josephine B.
second, VoIandies third. Time :43H
Seven furlongs, The Unknown, won,
Kitty. G. second. Alice Turner third.
Time--1 :33A. "a
q Six and a half furlongs, Evelyn Byrd
won, Refugee second. Owyhee third.
Time-1 :26.
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THE WHALER MERMAID.
The Vessel Will Probably Prove a
Total Loss

VICTORIA (B. c., Nov. 1.-THE
whaler Mermaid, which came to grief
at Dutch Harbor on the 18th, will prob
ably be total loss.
She sailed from San Francisco on
March 18th and encountered terribly
rough weather almost from arrival at
Behring Sea- 1t was while off Fox
Island that tremendous sea stove in
her sides. necessitating the lowering of
sheets to prevent being swamped. AL
though the influx of water was checked,
the boat was in a desperate plight ow-
ing to heavy seas breaking over her.
John Kennedy of San Francisco, look
out man, was thrown to the deck ond
killed.
Finally the Mermaid made Dutch
Harbor where she was surveyed and
condemned by Captain Buckholtz of the
Alpha and Captain White of the Town
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Annual Report of General Miles.

nual report of Major General Nelson A.
Miles, commanding the army, was made
public at the War Department to-day.
1t bears date October 18th, and is ex-
trenely brief and formal in character
1t announces the transmission to the
Secretary of War of the reports of the
department and staff commanders, and
makes a brief statement of the t1eugth
and distribution of the army including
the muster out of the regiments, most
of which details have already been pub
lished in the report of the Adjutant
General
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ONE PLURALITY.
The Result in Kentucky, as Fig
ured bv the "Courier-Jourua1"

LOUISVILLE fKy.), Nov. 10. - One
vote is the plurality credited to Goebel
in the whole State by the Courier
Journal in it's table of the election re-
turns corrected up to a late hour last
night (Tuesday). This table includes a
gain of 1873 votes in Harrison County,
where the Commissioners to-day threw
out three Taylor precincts.
The Commercials" figures show no
change since yesterday, Taylor being
given a plurality of 3134.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 14.-At the pro-
gress of the contests in various counties
of the State is the point about which
interest in the fight for the Governor
ship is conferred. The determination of
these disputes may swing in either di-
rection- &
In Knox County 1855 plurality for