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Thf JnmnrCt TTnTOlfJ n the part 'f Democratic press
lllio aUiUwlwtt HOJ.atU.ad KIne veBturoj w tell bat!
WEDESDAT -
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wi:im! Iitmf.iokt.
With each pasr-iog day it becomes
imre ciear tLat ll.uts aad Wheli.-.
Ett are elected. One br one the Pom-;
OcraU areconpeiled to abandon the
tlrec States to which they laid claim
for Tii.iT.x. Everything t'lat besotted
folly and brazen impudence could do,
has been employed to force repub
licans from tLeir jiofitiou, but they :
PtiM bold tbe fort. Despite shot-guns,
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of all the rotes returned, and when
these are fcifa-d and tbe f;-aodu'ent
ballots rijected, bis majority will
amoaat to several additional thous
ands. In Louisiaoathe Return Poard
bas assembled. It has jtetmitted the
Democratic leaders to fill the vacany
existing in it bra man of tbeir own
choice; It has admitted five gentlc-
men from each political party, be-
sides reporters of tbe press, to be
pr.-cot during all its Fii-.-iuus aad
witness the count, and Las thus prov
en to the world that it intend- an hon
est return to be made. This bas dis
mayed the Democrats, aad has taken
away from them all hopes of being
nble to successfully charge fraud un.m
the Dja.-d, aud they now virtually
coucede the State to Haves.
Florida is now the buttle-gruund,
and the Democratic scum frciu all
parts of !he Uni'jn is concentrated
there, with the hope cT changing! be
rt'sultjby some rascally device brought
to bear on the out-lying Dt tn icratic
counties, but tbey are well vtched
by the Republican, w L ere full of
confidence and d tc rn ir::':; to have a
fair count of the vote.
In truth and in fact, the Democrat
arc abandoning nil Lopis of m. curiug
ony ol these three States, and are
casting about for e technical de
fect ia the election o- (jiialifi -ations
of the rvcnuLlicsn rle ;.irs, ::s a lust
Lope of success.
Hayes and WiiLErr.it arc fuirly
and honestly elected bxyond any rea-
eon able doubt. It will be so declared
by tbe Electoral College when it ns
ecmbles on tbe first Monday in De
cemlier, and they v. ill be duly inaug
urated as President and Vice Presi
dent of the United States, on the
Fifth day of March next, despite
Democratic threats and bluster. Ail
is right and victory i.-s assured.
Hates' nrsjority over Tii.pen in
Ohio is T.iVl C Tii.pex Las 20,000
Ic9s majority in New Yotk than be
received in that state two years ago
for Governor.
It is held to be an inalienable
Democratic right to stuff baliot-boxes
and intimidate Republicans, and then
claim that tbe manufactured majori
ties shall be counted as legitimate.
ZIayix.i stuffed ballot-boxes and
Hutioiidated voters, the Democrats
now howl for an "honest count."
i)oes en "honest connt'' include the
count of Totes dishonestly polled ?
An honest election is about as impor
tant as aa honest count.
The Lewiston (Maine) Jovrr.cl in -
irauu, icfjui I'umui'i ; auu luunu", ri'BiiLT3 lor me ue imuu uivu . ; are unrecouan u.xu ii-utif, nuu'viiiem irom anarcuy eicepi .aoMoiuie
IIVEs baa carried S "Jth Carolina by ' demands should be made. They will j disabilities have never been removed, obedience to law, and they will pa
. i . .. Jkeen up a clatter for a little while, j;v eraiping at these straw-, tbey tientlv await and calmly enforce the
over a thousand mnjor.ir on a count ,hLtP , , blai"Jt J i,,al decision Put those who rcmctn-
J ' Utn mnrh i?ood Pense. 1 k-iro ih.it .ther have no hone ! Sa -1;'1.?.n- J,ul. lDTe w " rcln
eists that a leading Democrat of that ; est legal votes in both, have been
city received a dispatch Irom a lead-! cast for Haves and Wheeler.
ing democrat in Boston to tl is effect : I Apart, however, from the pertina
"W have got Cotes enough to eicct ! cious claiming of two States which
Tilpev, but we can't find them.
Tbe Democrats are raking the
wbole Fnited States with a fine tooth
comb tc find the one elector that tbey
want. Giving up the South iu des
pair, tbey arc trying to ou.-t a Repub
lican fleet or in Vermont, Oregon, or
Wisconsin. It is a ease of drowning
tr.cn catching at straws where there
are no straws.
The twenty-two Northern States
(jive Haves over 2OO,W0 majority,
and if the Southern States bad not i and that .Keli.ooc bad given assur
been terrorized, they also w ould have ; auce that it would be so counted,
jrjvcn him a good round majority. ! Next tbey telegraphed that Senator
The loyal North gives Hates ICC
electoral rotes, against Ci fer Til
Tex. The rebellious South 10 to
Hayes, and 11'.) to Tilpex.
Tins, thing has its ridiculous as-j
pert. LeM than a dozen years since,
tbe North compelled the South to
stay in the Union. Now the North
ia wailing to hear vrhom the South
fcas elected President. Four States
in the North voted for Tilpex; just
enough to refer the decision of the
contest to the South. So, to-day,
within eleven years from tbe suppres
sion of tb rebellion, the rebellious
States had in tbeir power to choose a
President who was opposed by all
but four of the Northern States. It
Is rery serious, but it is rery absurd,
to think of the country being placed
in the power of those wLo so lately
attempted to destroy it
ilice bore answered the purpose ol
Er the way, Las any oue yet J the ioitr. and with unblushing sercn
lieard a Republican threaten that Ti l- j ity new ilcs are hourly and daily is
siek's inauguration shall be withstood j sued by Ue aaa democratic leaders
"to the blood," or otherwise, if South 1 and journals aod tea eown broadcast
Carolina, or Florida, or Louisiana bvte'cgraihtbroBgiiOEttbeaud And
ast their rotes for Limf Has any 'this is tbe party that cearifEtoie into
one fcetrd Republicans tbrettan to J power through a hypocritical cry (or
defeat the expressed will of the peo-, "honesty and .reform!" Forgery,
pie, by quibbling objections to a Dem- fraud, lying, intimidation and force,
-ocratic elector chosen br the voice of I are the instruments br which tber
the voters of a Ptete ? And docs cot
tbe different attitude of the two par
ties eiuce the election pretty clearly
s&ow tb -country the superiority of
FepublicaES as decent steady-beaded,
and sensible people. '
f. .-.i-fri! t !,:'r f-t were to happen in caff
the Ri turning FoarJs of tie three
s'taies refused to sire tbeir official
sanction to tie Pemr.cratie outrages
a2;l atrocities that wore there com-
tied. Of course, lew have been
; a'anticd br this wild talk. Tbe Am-
; trp iaw.8biding, and i
;att-. respecting;. Tbey want a fair;
count of fair votes. Thry will he i
'satiiied with notbinj less, and tbey
will submit to such a count cheer-
fjlly. The wiser-: anion? tbe Pern -
: erratic papers are beginning to we
: anj are already preparing their
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io couuuuc iL.
1 One by one tbe Democratic roses
j fade. It is sr'.lled by a count of tbe
Iba'IuH that South Carolina voted for
II ai ks. In a couple of days the same
i i.ews will come up from Florida, and
. already the Democrats are trying to
: cak their fall by conceding tbaf
j Louisiaaa will also be "counted'' for
Haves.
.-BAriJ; I-aud ! ' Yon 're anotb-
; crj raud ! Frau d !! is the stock in
trade of Democratic editors aad street
corner politicians, ever since they be
gan to realize the fact that Tii.pex's
fancied election was endangered. It
is a well known axiom of the law
that "fraud is never to be presumed,
but must be proven ;" and yet, before
the canva.-sing boards bad met in
cither of the three "doubtful'' states,
before thev Lad taken the oath of
o'T'Cc or arranged for business comes
the crv from Democratic throats,
' fraud! fraud!! not that we have
been cheated, but you are going to
cheat U6!" Is n't the omniscience of
these pure patriots most wonderful?
Mark you, these boards only assem
ble J on Friday and Saturday last,
and yet for a week previous, the air
was thick with charges that frauds
were to be perpetrated by them. -nd
whence comes this cry? From a
party iueif leprous wi;h fraad, cov -
er-.d with the sears of former iufam-
ics, irom tue crown 01 its neau to me
r . . t r . 1 .1
soles of its feet; a pilloried, festering,
foetid cheat. Its candidate the man
charged by Hukace Gi:eei.ev with
carrying his state for Seym. 11 r in
17-, by the most shameless frauds;;
its only hope of winning in the late
contest by having fraudulently secu
red the votes of Mississippi, Alabama,
J Georgia and other southern states ;
and its only remaining chance being
bi.-id on the hope of carrying tbe
three "doubtful' states by a count of
the votes there secured by fraud.
This is the party whose evangelists
are so mendaciously crying fraud in
all the highways of the nation. It is
ihe old cry of "stop thief," to divert
attention from their own guilt
Ir persistent, mendacious lying is
to tetllc the question, who was elect
ed President on the 7th inst., we will
be compelled to concede that T11.PF.V
is the successful man. Starting out
wiib the claim that at least tbree
foyrtLs of the states cast tbeir ballots
for the Democratic electors, tbe lead
ers of that party have, as the returns
came in, abandoned them oue by one,
until tbey have at last settled down
to the admission that they have only
1S1 votes certainly, for their candid
ate, which is jutttme too little t3 elect
bim. For a week they persistently
claimed Florida, Louisiana and South
Carolina, but tbey have at last been
compelled to abandon ail hopes of tbe
latter, and are now just as dctermin
ed'y insisting that they have the two
former, wheu tbey well know, that in
, truth and fact, a majority of the hon-
they know they have fairly lost, tbey
have resorted to tbe most outrageous
system of IviDg, through nieane of
the telegraph, that the world Las
ever witnessed, hoping thereby to de
ceive the public, and distract atten
tion from their thieving efforts to
steal tbe votes of two sovereign
States froti the Republican candid
ates. Thus, tbey telegraphed, and
had published ail over the couutry.
that Secretary CuAV"iJ,Efc bad tele
graphed to Governor Kti.ux;.; that
Louisiana mnnt be carried for Haves,
Ciova? bad sent a dispatch from
Florida aduittiag that that State bad i
voted for 1'ihvfU icy ond all doubt.
Then they circulated by telegraph
that Governor In vis, oi California,
bad dispatched tbe authorities at ,
Washington that be would never sign
certi5cate fur the Hayes electoisj
from that S'.ale, because they bad
bejn elected by fraod : and tben fol
lowed a dispatch from McClellaxp,
chairman of the Democratic State
Central Committoeof this State, alleg
ing that Er State Treasurer Mackev
and Secretary of State av had
been sent by the Secretary or War,
(Mr. Caverox,) to buy up tbe re
turning board in Florida for Hayes.
Secretary Ciiaxpleb, Senator Cono
er, Governor Ittvis and Chairman
Mi Clei.lanp Lave each and all of
them positively denied ever sending
any such dispatches; but still, tbe
Loped to succeed. The country
s:ands appalled at tie narrow escape
it made from falliug into tie power
of the infamous crew that stole the
livery f Heaven to 6erve the devil
in.
The Lest evidence in tic world,
that the Democrat know ihev Lave
not carried Florida, So tub Carolina
! or Louisiana, is the eagerness with
which tbey grasped at the hope of
j securing that one liiu-.h needed elee-
tor through some technical objection
to a Republican, i: tsey- mou.ni
they bad either one of there three
States, ther would not Lave so loudly
lasted that tbe couple of Republi-
can Postmaster elected in Vermont
and Oregon were ineligible, and tbere-
fore, the highest Democrats voted for
would take tbeir places. They have
j however dropped tbe siily claim,
! since it has been discovered tbut sev-
jtral of tbe Southern Tilpex electors
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ed "doubtful" States.
The most sublime exhibition of
pure aad undeQIed impulence, sice
Satan attempted to bribe the Savior
intj worshipping bim, was tbe crder
of IIkwit chairman of Tiuiex's
National Committee too a scro cr
two of bis beuchmeu, to go down to
j Louisiana and see that a fair count j
of the vote cast in that State was re-!pnp.,iar Volfc? Fcr elerv M a(.b
turned. Think of it! Think of th;s there wire a hundred tixtetn years
fellow JIewit, or any other man, dar- ago who said the sa:;ie of Air. Lin
ing to send bis pimns to oversee the ; r1u,n- V, ba !rf there that threatens in
... . 1 drunke:! ury that Haves thai! not be
counting ol the vote of a sovereign , , . ,ri . r. , .
h - , inaugurated. I bey or their proiJtv pes
State! Thinkcf AxdvCi ttxtv, Sam experienced just such a frenzy in
Uanp.u., Governor Carkci., of Ma-, lson, and with greater and more pas-
ryland, did ftllcws: stecjied to the 'fcionate energy s'ore that Lincoln
lips in all the chicanerv of eleeti.m i ;bo,l!j !;u inaugurated. We all
, . . , . , , .' ; know what cat::c it. Have these men
frauds, lasuluog by th-.r very pres-1 j..arned nu.LiDL. in - l!ip, cos.i-
j ence, not only tLe sovereignty of the
' State, but every voter witLin its b..r-
tiers, by tbe assumption of liauds,
n ml 4 t.A ailikinnlia I n t i ri n t I . n t u t t li a I
, , ,
Vl Lummuii ii p - -
erless to protect the purity of the bal -
lot, except under their supervision.
Imagine this almighty egotist or
fool sending Joiix Mom-set, Puss
Kf.i.i.y and Ross Tweep down to
Harribiir? to see a fair coutt of the
. Vute tL:3 State, and you can Lava
j conception of the indignity he has
' Pt up"" j.Jtiis.ana. I his is a ne v
revelation of state soverigaiy, with a
I rrnn r in ' la tkto im lu.iir1 ;l rt f
s- -
j madness, or tie madness of fancied
j power
Prrtlrntial lroprrls.
I Liirhl is dawning. Mrong tiro.-
thatGjv. Hayes has really triumph
ed is seen in the exceedingly bad tone
per of bis opponents, and in the ah
surdlr contradictory claims upon
which thev relr. For example, we
are regaled with elaborate disiiuisi -
tions to prove that one Republic:)!!
candidate for elector, for whom the , the course ol events since the first : train 01 evos irom mcu we sii,i su:
people of Vernnout gave an ovtr- j Tue.-day i:i November. While the fer. The country ba:s not forgottou
whelming majority, was eon-tituiion-j Republiea:is have shown then-.selves ! these, nor tbe agency of the Deino
ally ineligible, and that, in cotise- ; to e eni'm'titly law-abiding and dis- icratic party in bringing them ou us
oucnee, the Democratic candidate ! posed to submit to the popular will, I Modesty is a virtue the Democratic
'having the highest vote bas been
j chosen. Though it is not clear that
l,le disqualification applies until the
i Governor of the State issues the cer -
tificate of election, and the elector votes; the incendiary messages tele
enters upon bis duties, Mr. Caleb graphed to Southern leaders; the tu
Cusbing, a Democratic lawyer of d's- miiittious declaration that Hayes
tinction, holding that it does uot, and
though tbe blunder, if it be one, can
easily be remedied by the other elic
tors, who have tbe power to fill the
vacancy, and it bas been repeatedly
decided that votes cast in good faith
for so ineligible candidate are not so
far void as to pcrtuit tbe election of
bis opponetit, still the Democrats
cling to tbis straw with ihe tenacity
of desperate men. Is it that plain that
they would waste no time upon such
an uncertain claim, if tber were eon-
Ddeut ibat Mr. Tddeu was entitled to ; notfail to reinvmbtr that all the threats
more than a majority of tbe el- ctoral j came from tho-e and the partisan ai
votes by the verdict of South Caro-j lies of those who had once seized up
lina, Florida, or Louisiana? E.pially I on ull the arsenals, arms, aminuni
effective, as proof that they have no! lion, miuts, cusiom-housfcs.pontoffiees,
faitb in their own claims, is the ab
sorbing interest they take in the, case
of the Oregon elector. It is in the
pjwer of tbe Secretary of State to
give a certificate to one man for
whom tbe people did not vote, but it
is equally in the power of tbe other
two electors, w hen they meet, to ob
serve the fact that the illegally return
ed person was not elected to fill the
vacancy, and to forward three votes
in accordance with the will of the
people. Would Democrats build
great hopes ou so frail afoun iation if
ihey were sure that Louisiana had
honestly voted fi r Mr. Tilden ?
Equally frivolous is their hope that
the Governor of California may de
feat the will of the people of that
State by assuming judicial powers
which the law does Dot give him, and
refusing certificates to the electors
chosen. There are easy legal reme
dies in such a case. No intelligent
Democrat bas disputed that the ma
jority of the people in California vot
ed for Republican electors, aud it will
be quite as easy for tbe Governor of
North Carolina to convince biiu.-eii'!
that Democratic electors were do', j
chosen without fraud as for tbi Gov-'
ernor of California, to refus'- certifi-!
cates to Republicans. Is i; not ob-
viousthat the Uemoersu would uot
invite such controversies if ib-y were
satisfied as to tbeir legal triumph in
Louisiana. Day after day the Dem-
oeratie journals reiterate the asscriiou
tbai "everybody knows'' that Florida
and fi.0u.U1 Carolina have really given
a majority to Mr. Tilden, aud yet tbe
same papers iooiel every day that if
the vote of Louisiana is declared
against him it will "rob" bim of an
election. Have they not sense enough
to see tbat they virtually confess that
the other States have voted against
him, even jvhile they loudly declare
that he has carried them ? Can ther
not see that claims so obvioti.-jy im
pudent in the case ol boctn Carolina
destroy all confidence in similar claims
as to Louisiana?
Tbis business is becoming very
Tl. TI . .
The S'. Louis Time of tbe J)ib ed
itorially declares ; "We will either
hare Tilden or a "fight." This is
language fit for the insane asylum or
jail. If tbe words come from a per
son legally and morally responsible,
tbey entitle bim to protection against
himself in a straight jacket. If tbey
come from one who knows their mean
ing; they entitle him to a place inside
! the Srctiban'pian's noose tbat may
be prepared lor those who get up a
"fight" against the' ffuitert States.
He may rest assured that tea" Joyahi
people who were willing to forgive
those who took part in the rebellion
of 18C1 will see to it, if another rebel
lion should occur, tbat treason shall
be made odious by tbe punishment of
some of those who engage in or in
cite it
uiaiu. uc i.cmuiiDiinnuu Vo eject : out It so La opened that the Ijrst let
Mr. Tilden by mupeudous bragging. J ter opened by tbe Returniug OHJeers
Now tbey are trying to get bim ! was a threatening ono. postmarked
counted in by impudent blufliug. this dau-.. and addressed to J. Madi
Tbe country vxili patiently await!
thi legal decision of ibe proper hii-
l bo: it it;s. It will not countenance
anv aburt vr straining of their power,
but it will none the Ws in-it that
the laws shad he luliv ud1 ttt'.t.iiliiv
enf, iwi! When the uroiier authori -
ties decline the result tbe country will
see thai tho?e who are lawful! v elect-!
lei shall be duly inaugurated 15rag-
gin, claijiiin, ravine, and fold words j
will iro f'T nothing. We have no idea j
that the lawi'il decision will be resist-;
rd; Pret-ident (Sraat at Washington
and Hen. .Sheridan at New Orleans
are not likely to have another occa
sion to enforce the authority of lb"
Union against armed revolutionist?.
The Demcerats who vapr and blua -
ter and threaten uulv make them
selves ccuteniiitib'e. Tbe American
reoine kuow inai uoiiiinir cuii t-uvci
'. i- 1 I
ber ISC I will not doubt that, it any
.w reactance to aw snou i t.e at-
itemjited, its punii-l'ineat would be
; swif:, nierciiess and terrible. A fee-
ond rebellion, during this generation,
would be a very short oue, and it
would not end in amnesty X;f
)"". 'lrihum:
Thej
TnlUetl so Jilit Mxlrril YiKr
Ako.
Who is there, to-day, that goes
brawling about Governor Haves
iaviiiL' received a rniriiirliv nf ih
j yeari-lhese years of sacrifice of treas-
j ure and of tiuman life, with their coa-
1 i'"'"e i . e i j . .
luevsttv u loa orny 01 me iieeiiie
have voted ac&iusl Ooveroor llayeH,
:and they wiil not have him President,
; So a majority voted against Mr. Lin-
coin, but a majority of the electoral
votes of the votes of the States uii-
der the rule, of which they are so
fond, w Lich exalts State ssvereignty
: and gives the ciiofce of the IVeaideat
; to '.he Slates a:nl not the people
were e:it fr Mr. Lincoln, and l.e
; was both elected and inaugurate!
i Under similar circunistauces, Go v
ernor Haves, it ho cks received an
' booest majority of the electoral vo
iiiit., ioin tn .i ! 1 ti.l i. . rtmffnr
:: hi h.'s riT.oeo:! on v a. minorirv 111
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experience
fr,bir,.,'.
o! one ! '
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'I III- Ditl'rrfun.
thii g could more vivid'v exhibit
: the contrast between the Republican
j party m;d the Democratic party than
! all the threats of trouble to come 1
J the menace of t House of Represen- j
i tatives uai onstit'itiouall y absented i
' fri.ni ihe conn ing of the tleetoial
would net be allowed to take his seat
as Presideut if Florida, and South
Caroliua were counted for him, aud
dark hiuts of an appeal to force-have'
come from the Democrat.'. It is
! tbe.-e malign foreshadowing?, breed
ing uncertainty and apprehension,
that have kept the public mini in a
constant ferment and filled the future
with forebodiugs. Democrats are
alone responsible for the general dis
turbance of the public tranquility.
Intelligent and rejecting people could
forts, navy raids, and revenne-cut
lers, within their reach, as prelimin
aries to a war upon the Union, rather
than siibmit to the election of Abra
ham Lincoln. With such a black
catalogue to refer to, thinking men
have biea puzzled to decide whether
genuine iuteution lay behind toe va
rious menaces, or whether these were
merely the outbursts of bal'led expec
tation In either cae, tbey sho'.v
the domineering spirit of the Democ
racy aad their proneness to run into
excesses of feel. ug and action, clearly
evidencing the incapacity of the par
ty to administer the government with
credit to themselves or advantage to
the couatry lutrr-dcan.
Tut: law under which the Louisia
na Ueturidng IJ iard mvst act, if they
obey the oath of office they have ta
ken, absolutely requires them to
throw out the vol. s of parishes ivberc
proof is complete that intimidation,
fraud, or violence affected the poll
sufficiently to affect the general re
sult. Under this illicial compulsion
what tl.-e can the P mrd do than
throw out the Democratic "majority'
returned from Ea-t ond West l'ebc
iana parishes? Ia 1S72 these two par
i-lies gave a Republican majority of
-,li)t. Iu 1S74 tbey gave a Repub
lican majority id 2.251. The' white
population is fi.OSfl, while the colored
population is IO.iliK ' At the recent
election the vine stands Tilden 3, !)!!;
Hayes I. TildeuV. majority
If there is one man in the Uuiu-d
States who defends such a fraud as
that, he thereby proclaims himself a
v.llian, as well as a fiol. latrr
(J -an.
The i (niislana Hrlurnln; R.-utrd.
New Or leans, Nov. lfi. Nothing
of importance bas occurred to-daT.
The Returning Officers of election
C;et in executive session and adjourn
ed to atdurday.' The vacancy on
the Poard is not yet ftlleij.
-So election returns were
tomheil
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son Wells, of the board. The letter
reads as follo ws:
''Sjc: Jirgolred, That we take upon
ourselves the duty of redeeming Lou
isiana, our native Stale froja the
hieves aad parasites now preying
upon her prostrate, bleeding bod v.
We have appealed to our Southern
brethren in vain. We uow propose
to act iu h"T behalf, and teach her
robbers and de.-poiler3 such a lesson
astheworli never saw.
W e warn you. 'dishonest trieks-
ter,' that you are, and your compau-
iocs u mo, the bastard Ivenuer, the
negro thitf CaeansTe, aad ibe un
scrupulous villain Anderson, it-nT, if
you swindle us again your lives will
pay the forfeit. Listen villain ! We
are armed, organized and sworn to
do our duty.
- - ".-"",!.. Honhr-. and is extremelv rer.ov
"The braggart Sheridan and bis!
paid einissaries canuol sive you it:
j ihe eerrupl men at your lacK wof
attack wiil be sudden and decisive,
j We ill do our work and disappear
MAiore iuc iue uuruts ui iu"
i Grant can protect rou. You are
j warned! Now beware !
TNITRIl IROTnERt!lit!i
ISIANA."
Rrpubliritn lerid.
Tai.i.aii asee, I'la , Nov. 1 1'.. To j
tut? 1 riij-ir in- . i mini iuic:
The undersigned are informed tht
telegrams are being seat North to-
l ' ofre i.orted'mnioritiea
i i i
in the 1 1'n h! inn extra i.r thia after
noon, claiming that Tilden and llen-
I i i. . i. - :. .1 T'l . n
i i. . i : i
nuns unt mnvii
i ioriua uy
majority.
An examination of tbct-e tabids
shows that in the county Alacbua
alone, the actual Republican majority
of 717, as shown by the official can
vass now on file, is reduced to 493
by leaving out certain precinei votes
ou false pretenses of fraud; and that
in a vuriety of other waves the actu
al figures have been changed, so as
to flive an apparent Tildea majority.
Tbe undersigned are batisDed, from
a careful examination in detail of tbe
returns already received, that, allow
ing tbe Demccrats all tbe majorities
now claimed in the counties kept
back bv them, the returns from the
whole Slate will show a majurity for
llnvrs nr.. Wheeler. This tnai iritr
cau be larirelv iucreased upon amnfe
prool of Democratic frauds aud
tinndaiion.
The Republicans of Florida arc
not devoting themselves to r.ianuf w
turing public opinion at tbe North,
but convinced that tho State has been
carried for Hayes ond Wheeler, they
await with perfect coniidenee there
suit of a fair aad impartial canvass,
which they are sure will carry full
conviction to the people of the coun
try. j. M. Tiioaxiiinnri, of Tennessee.
T. W. Osihiu.v, of Florida.
W. E. Cii.vxni.EU, of New Hamp
shire. M. Martin, Chairman Campaign
Committee.
J. P. C. Emmons, of Jacksonville,
Florida.
uiiNf(irf.
The New Votk II. rai.l (iudepeu-
i i dent) of Saturday aru. the Demo-
:cratsthata very little imprudeiiee
or impatience may ?pe!
hopes; that the country
them a large vote with
ill! tloor
has given
miseivinga
- - ,
, t. r--,o.t
the last
niiscoinJuet on
'
: their pan; that having
Lav
fm:
received a
uiai.M 11 IU uo
out of twenty.
itwo Northern States shows fco
ar :
.
they
are from having establi-heii
themselves iu the confidence of the
North; and finally it save:
j They may l.e assured that the coui
! try bas not forgottou that on the
! Democratic party tests the cuiit ol
j lbs rebel!! 011; toat their follv aud
wickedness bronchi ou us the civil
1 war, with a!! the 1 s.ic.s and the ba
politicians will do well to cultivate,
We repeat what we said yesterday,
tbe people will uot tolerate for aii iu-
siaai aujiiiMij wuieu ioots 10 a 111s
orderly or violent attempt to grasp
poA'iTjtbey will resent instantly and
fiercely even anything iu their con
duet or language which could be
coustrued into a threat to do so.' Let
the Democratic leaders 'joia frankly
in efforts to disentangle the present
political maz -. Let them show decent
confidence in tbe honor of their re
spectable opponeuis. And if they
shall prove to be beaten, which may
happen let them tuke their defeat
good-naturedly, aud thus they will do
more to regaiu a permanent place in
the coniidenee of the people than in
any other way.
Storm Wave in India.
Three Large IIam! Com
pletely Submerged
CaUTTTA, Nov. i'l). Three large
Islauds, namely, Haltiab, Suudeep
and Dakhan Sbahabaznare, and nu
merous smaller islands, included in
which are the Backergunge, Nook
holly aud Chittagoing, were entirely
submerged by the storm wave of Oc
tober 21, as was also tbe mainland
for five or six u.iies.
These islands re all in or near the
estuary ol the ri?er Megua. Toe larg
est, Dakhan Sbahabazbare, is .00
square miles iu extent, aud bad a
population of about two hundred aud
forty thousand, llatiiah aud San
deep together bad about one hundred
theusaud of a population.
Up to 1 1 o'eioek on the night of
the olst there were no signs ot dan
ger, but btfore midnight a wave
swept over the couutry to the di ptn
iu many places of twenty feel, sur
prisiug the people in their beds.
Dense groves of cocoa and palm trees
around the villages enabled many to
save themselves by climbing among
the braucbes, and somo took refuge
on the roofs of their houses, but tbe
water burst the bouses asunder and
swept them out to tbe sea. Some
were carried thus across the channel
ten miles to the Cbiitagoiug district,
but the vast 'majority were never
beard of again. The country is per
fectly flat, and alriiost every one per
ished who failed to reach the' trees.
There is scarcely a family on the is
lauds or on the adjacent coast but
what lost some of is members.
Tbe cattle are all drowned, boats
swept away, aud the means of com
municatiou with the districts destroy
ed. There is much distres among
tbe survivors, which the Governmeui
is relieving. Tbe ilnzell says that
wherever the storm' wave passed, ii
is believed not a third of tbe popula
tion survived. ' Tbe ' islands fcave
barely one-fourlh of their former in
habit acts'.
'The 'stench from the outrifyi ig bod
ies is jusufTerable,' and'a general out
break of eiiolera is expected. '4- cor
respondent says this par is, happily,
not yet realized, except in iVooVBO''y
white the disease Las appeared
News rom tbe famine threatened
districts of Madras is somewhat bet
ter. Rain bas conic in lime to do
some good. I a Bombay tbe prospects
are stil gloomy. Actual fsmiue in
two or three districts seems probable,
and great distress in four or 'fir
more.
Doiucittle Tranblri.
Detroit, Mich , Norember 13.
A murderous shooting affair occurred
about three miles east of Lansing,
about midnight last night, m which
C. Wayues was killed, J. F. Marley,
bis fatber-in-law, fala'ly wounded,
arad two cr three others seriously
wounded. -Sereral of tbe parties be
long to that city. Domestic troubles
the cause.
AIL EIIEOPE ARMING.
j
j
t JriffailtiC
Preparations!
for War Being Made j
by Kussia, Eng
land and Tur
key. TLe lliro'il's Loudon special says:
"The news this morning is stilt more
warlike than that of yesterday, and
conviction is now general that im
mediute resort to arms bas been de
lermiiied on by Russia. The air, iu
faei, is tilled with rumors of war, and
people who bad hoped all along thai
England would keep clear, are now
coming around to the belief that the
Premier, for reasons best known to
bimseit', is determined on a fight in
case u' Russian invasion of Turkey.
Whether he counts cpon having an
ally or cot is oue of those things bich
the future ruey bring to light, but it
is now generally felt that even should
England be single-handed in the con
flict, Disraeli will not hesitate to re
sist Russian aggression by force. lt
i stated that be counts on bringing
100,000 Sikhs and Sepoys from India
into tbe struggle and those with tbe
hordes of -Mahometans from the
Turkish dominion.? aud from Africa.
which English money could place iu
! t
e .it id vvuu.d enable the lurks to
' ,i,e Russians on something like
tcp:;;.! terms, but whatever tbe gov
ernment means to do there can bj no
doubt that preparations on a large
scale for war are being energetically
pushed forward. The Admiralty have
issued orders to have all the gun
boats at Portsmouth got ready for
sea immediately, and recruiting for
gunners is actively going on iu all
the naval ilepartmeats. Extensive
military preparations are also going
on and iu ail the arsenals the utmost
activity prevails
Troops have been
oruereii .to the Mediterranean, aud
the garrisons 0! Gibraltar aud Malta
are to bo strengthened wkh ali pos
sible dispatch. Coienel Stokes, of the
Royal Engineers, with u competent
atalf, has heeu ordered East to organ
ize toe ii.rteu.-e of Coustantinople,
I und this is regarded as a sure indica
tion of Eucrland's intention to act at
i once in case Uu.in m ves ber troops
j into Turkish ten. torv."'
J a reUtiun to the proposed eonfer-
encetue litia'd correspondent at
ieuna telegrtnhs that the Porte re-
i.' grnui auiuuomy u 1110 ocia-
vouic provinces wttuout stritiug an
other vigorous blow agaiust its re
volted subjects. This of course ur-
sets tiie conference scheme complete
ly, aud makes a settl.-m-nt almost im-
possiplu without a Eropean war. The
Jirrald'.i ieniia correspondent con
firms ir,o statement that ihe Russian
Governmeui has assembled seventy
steamers a: Odessa for tbe purpose ot
landing troops below Varna, so as to
avoid the pass-ige of the Danube
Tbe inohi!::ition of tue Russian army
is being pushed forward with the
greateit possible vigor, aad the Czar
will soon be i'l a position to pour
a formidable force into the Turkish
dorniuioni. Eighteen divisions are
now ready to march, and are con
centrated in tbe neighborhood of
Ude.-sa and in the Caucasus. Eight
more divisions are awaiting orders to
move into A-ia Minor. Tbe situa
tion grows more alarming from day
to day, and ihe ne'vs of au outbreak
of hostilities on a gigantic scale is
looked for at any moment.
LnXPnx, Nor. l. The Slandttrd'x
Vienna special sav a the force which
Russia moblizjj in accordance with
the receui ordinance numbers l'.i.",
2!)2 infantry, 25.7SS cavalry, and
J"-'I rilled breech-loading cannon.
The rifles are of tbe American Per-dan-pattern.
Pt-eause of the state of
the weather millitary men estimate
that at least a mouth will be required
before the above force can be con
centrated on the Prutb.
The J'or.-s Perlin dispatch says
preparations have been made for a
concentration of tbe Russian army
ef Vistula, which is to bo reinforced
by the Imperial Guards
Intelligence from Warsaw indicates
an impeudiug Polish rising. The
Government bas posted placards in
Warsaw prohibiiiug any gathering
in the streuts. In this cojineetiou
ihe iV'iriifi'tvr says: "the news of the
proclamation of a state of seige in
Poland arrived in London last uight."
THE LATEST.
Pauls, Nov. 11 It is reported
' . .
tbat Austria contemplates a partial
mobilization of ber army.
There is reasjn to believe that
Russia will call iu next year s contin
gent of the recruits, numbering
200,000 immediately, instead of wait
ing uutil April the usual lime. It is
auujiiueed ihai tbe first military train
of 111. 000 men leaves St. Petersburg
for Kischeuoff to day.
Tiie (!A' slates all railway com
panies iu Russia are ordered io place
their lines at ibe absolute disposal of
ihe government.
Lonpox, Nov. 1G. The Time's
dispatch from Palis says it is au
uounced that Lord Derby is on the
point of addressiug a protest to the
vaiious powers agaiust the mobiliza
tion of lue Rasiau army.
Tue V ii-nua correspondent of the
imi's says : "Advices fri m the Rus
siau frontier aunoiince lhat freight
traffic ou ihe railway liues from ihe
Polish frontier soulhwaid, has beeu
Slopped, the roads being required for
lue transportation of military stores."
Larue hospitals are being establish
ed; uud all the physiciaus in houih
Russia have beeu invited to cutiT tbe
army.
Turiey la aiso preparing. Sue in
teuds u eouceuirated five" army
corps of JO.OUd in en each in Bulgaria,
and will merely have sollicicut men
io maulain the defense ou tbe side
of Servia and Mouieuegro.
Four English officers of the Royal
Eugiuiers have beeu engaged by the
1 one io superiuieuu iuo BiicuBuru- j tllt. u,,la t)eams. A VaudeVl l troop
ing aud arming of the fortresses of ihe I DaJ eDdgW tbe theatir, and it be
Danube ' I u,g ihe openiog f ihe establishment,
A coo'raet has been signed '"f . biu.-e wasrrowiied. Soon after
pi-o'visloiiiag V "iddio b'.r eight months, I performance commented a sud
fit a garrison . 'f 1 f b','0 -uieu. 'Theu,uiiju-, j fa waa noticed,
armament of Widdin is complete. I",
consists of sixty large Krupp guns
I.R ... ...i.tl.Ii.f A l-i
and eigh'y-fjye pieces of smaller tali
lier. ihe iianune uoiua nas peeu
- V. . n -i L . L .. .. f
reinforced. The arseual at Constau-L(l,''e"
Unnpie is briskly engaged fitting out j
a fleet, A military train of ,2nf)
wagons is being forrned.
fcnrd far Librl,
RiciiMOXD, Va., November 50 j
James Jorgeusen, Cougressmao-elect
from the tourth district, to-day en
tered suit io the Circuit Court of
Richmond against the proprietors of
tbe Richmond fixja! h for alleged
hoel, laying his damages at $10,1100
Tbe suit is based ou an editorial iu
tbis morning's ii.atrh referring to
an article in the Petersburg Index
Appeal, charging bim with embez
zling public money while Postmaster
of Petersburg.
I LOOK AT THE FIGURES.
THE VOTE OF TliK NORTH.
FKtt II AT us
niK TIT.liK".
t.k-C'.ni '.
j i'alir.irom. .
i'lMin.lkut
1 '.ir.ta
i Illinois
i lwn
k'insi
Mainr
i .!Um:liu'(tf ..
! M st'hltrati
3 New .Irr-ry.
-1 w Vrk.-
It inuwmi..!..
1
..... !S.
11
.illnne(a
1 NArnka r.
a.l
New liitmii.lr'-- f
I Ittio V2,
llrrim
Pr-uu-ylvrtiiiii
llh.Kle llnnl 4
V'.Tnunt ...
Total
THE VOTE
.1; T.ital ;
OF THE SOUTH
fok Tir,ii:x.
FOB HAYES.
Eieciur.il Vote.
.orl.Ia
l4iu:tjn:i
Sa;h C'an.lina
4 Allium
K ArKiin.-:. .... ....
7j I -!ware...
; itia
I K.'iiiut-ky
M .rj lauii
:Miiwi;i
: Mi.Miiri
Nort C';;niliA
rjrine?.-t.'
T.-v.
: Virgin!.
. a
.. 3
. it
. i-j
. H
.
. 1'.
. Id
. 1.'
.
. 11
W.'jv Virginia...
. i
Tal.
19: T.'tl
, 11
Bloodshed in numb i mrnHun.
CiiAULE-STox, November 17 A
special despatch to the jY t'-x and
Courier received at 2:30 o'clock P.
M., says that a colored Democrat
was severely beaten by Radical nc-
groes iu Lawtonviile, ia ihe upper
part of Peaufort county. The trial
justice issued a w.irrsi.t for the ar-
rest of t ho offenders, and five were
arrested by the constable and posse.
These, ou returning with tb ; prison-
ers last night, were attacked by a
body of armed negroes, two of tbe
wbite constables killed ami ti e pris
oners rescued. The Sheriff of the
county is now on his way in Law
touville. Telegrams from Vernviii
state that the nc.roes, 2. (mo in nuni-
ler. art urmeii nn a:. S:iirir.i'..
Ci)!iA U)!(llJ i..J,v.0!lviP
swearing vengeauce oa every wbito
man in tbe countv .
AV'TIIEll ACfofXT.
t.-....,. . v.. 1 1 - 1
e.,u:.i, v.a., ..ovemoei ou Fr!Ji.v
posse of six men were sent o'tt bv!,,.lr ,,i,:..
f .. , .,. . - 'day, a.:d 1:1:1.1 eon
1 ran o usiice Aiuii.gaii near 1j:v-
tonvuie, s. V,., vesieraav, 10 arrest a
tarty of negroes for beaiiug 11 color
ed mau. After the arrest was made
the posse was surrounded by ua
armed Unly of blacks, and two . biles
named William Snoor.snn and
Abe Deloach, were shot. Shooman's
ijuuv waslotind ttils mor
in? with
Lis head chopped open.
RCMims F ANOTIiKIt rnXfMt'T.
Charleston, November 17. A
later, bm unconfirmed, d.-matih
from Stafford's Cross I.oaiU says
there was a fight there yesterday,
lasting until dark, Letwten intniy
seveu whites aud three hundred well
armed negroes. No negroes are re
ported hurt. Twenty-live citizens ar
rested under the Euioree:iie:i', net
were brought into AiSeu from the
Eiientou section this morning
No additional tru-iwi.nhy parIca
lars of the aftair at Stafford's Cross
Roads have been reeeived up to ?:I5
P. M , except ibai only two consta
bles, De Loach aud Siiooman, made
the arrest of the five negroes, and
thai early to-day dispatches vveresiut
along ihe line of ihe Purl Royal and
Savauneb and Charleston Railroad
calling for help, which beip is said le
have been seui.
IIESIMTIHKS TO KKi'l 2SI.I
t II F,A I1 1 A liT WIS.
ALL THREE POi ETl IT. s:
EI.
ATE I'l.AIVi-
Wasiuxotox, November 17- The
action of ibe Supreme Court ol South
Carolina iu deciding that the Up
turning Hoard of thai State iii;i-t
proceed to canvass the vote iu us
ministerial capacity only creates tbe
liveliest satisfaction among the lei-
lowers of both political panics here,
ll is ihoLgLl lhat the acvUai count
wiil give Hayes ihe electoral vote oi
tbe Slate, but lhat Hampton is elver.-
ed (fovernor. It is stated thai O. H.
Prewster, a Republican elector of
Luuisiaua. is at present the United
Slaves Purveyor General lor that
Slate. Democrats assert that be is
ineligible under the Constitution.
- 1 .
P.. C. McCormiek, Secretary of the
Republican National Commiuee, re
ceived a despatch this morning irom
'" Senator Osborne, of Florida, say
: ..... !... .1... C..... r.u.i ..... I.. i
ing thai the State had undoiibteuiy
gone for Hayes and Wheeler.
Sixth Auditor J. M. McGrew re
ceived a dispatch this morning IV. ou
N. D. Stauwood, a brother-in-law of
Senator Blaine, dated New Orleans
to-day, saying: "Louisiana has un
doubtedly goue Republican, electing
Hayes aud Wheeier electors hud
threw Republican members of Con
gress Messrs. Darrell, Leonard and
Smith "
Judge Edmunds, SceitUiy ef the
Congressional Commune, received a !
despatch fromSouib Caroliun this af
ternoon, saying that that statu is
without doutit safe for the Republi
cans. The Judge seemed considera
bly eluted over the despatch, and
while decl.uit.-g to state who scut it,
said it was from put lies in whom Le
placed Ihe iitmo-'l rtlianee.
TrrriSln Arriitrut
Sax Fii.vxesi"o, NnVetiiLer li
A Saeiuunoio dispatch says: La.-i
bivjbr, during a jiert'orma'ice hi
Mi.ore's Opel a House, the floor gave
wav, kdliog nii!
and wounding j
about a luudied spi.ta: o:s. Tin
Ooer iluu.-e was situaied over a
, !arj;e livery stable, on teeo!id ireel, J
CefAeeU iii a'.id L, and va.f tonor-rh
ureil as ablate armory. Il 'had' r--ciuily
beeu couVerteJ lulo' a lueaier
by pimiug up a gallery and lier of
Ouxes, uiaking ihe ball capable of
sealiug one thousaud people. The
Hoor was unsupported, except by
neeiipauieii ny tne cia: n;5g ol tte
- U..L..1 .. -
lntH Hi.d ilirfesfv th oniiro ending I
riuiu. earrvinir wili: ii the sta 'o and I
. ' a , .
a T was orei i. bated i-.'o t,e I
l;eneaib'. The rear po'iiyU
Was par,y ;Utorted by the stail be.
iieath, and tbe audience wss lt;.-owa i
forward towards the staue. The
i lights wire ejtingiiisbed by ifce con-
jcussion, cud a scene of fearful conf:i- j
I SI. in lOisf.cil k fis i.lr.i iilrn.l- i
1 '
and in a few moments tb-? department
was on tbe ground, aud with the as
sistance of tbe police proceeded to
rescue the wounded and remove the
dead A great crowd ia the meau
liroe assembled, and the excitement
was intense. Hundreds era. vied frot-i
iko ruins uuassisted and uninjured.
On cleaning up the dthri the follow
ing were dead: T. W.- Ferry, janitor
of ibe court boose; Frank Meyer and
W. J. F'oster, compositors in the
Record and Union oflice; Henry
iiieriy
ri.-rii.wi n'.vt
rr.ru. cr c
, E-lilie IV .is,
M'i Mr-.
rillfT, b. 1!!,
. 'J;V. M my
I.I! Hi" "I. 'IIS
". -n, rt'i ! i
The f i!!ji:iy C-;il'rfS-r.te
el (-.i d in i'e Hi.-v I'.-'ii:i.
I. Cbap'uan Freenu-i!. 1".
i Charles O'Nlei. P.
! o. Sam.l-l .1. Ra'id.d!. D
i t. Win. II. ICei! v. R "
"i .". Alfred C. Hariie-. R -.
i;. William Ward. R.
7. AI,ei Kanibo, u.
8. Hei.-ier Clymer. D
A. Ilerr Siuith, R
10. Samuel A. Pri-s. l t
11. Fr:i'icis D. Cuiiin D
1-2. II IV Wright, I t.;.
W. H Stanton. D 1
Iu
Pi
11.
IV
dames P. Re'iit v, I
John W. Kdlinger, R.t
E. Overton, R. ;.
1C J.dm I. Mitchell. R.
17. Jacob M. Campb!!. R. .'
Is Win. S. Stectrer. D
12. Levi Mai.-b. D.
20. L. A. Mucker, D.
21. Jacob Turner, D,-'
.1
Rus-eil Errett. R. .
T. M. Payne, R. ;
W. S. Sballenberger, R.
ll.irrv White, R.
j
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2
J M. Thompson, R. !'
Re-eitctcd; t
.Me Hi tiers iT Icrmer
C.Hitfress, but net pres.-'j; i.t: jii.
, ji Elected to till vaca'ii v wovioieil
; bv the re.-i 'ualion of .1 udge Kettii -
Vaca, Ezra Wh--!-uj, f
ity Tr-.i-iii'-r. M:i-hifl
! l-"o iisknown. The p
leaped with 9 ict? !ireis"S
i i the Ssm beilriyg-r;
j Vi!s .'), vuriety :ii i !
' rnn n j.i'rd U' lil'i r M'fl
j of irif w. e!i ,i!il tt.'i I",
i a.V i i er'ii -i. e u !
' on at ber pr.::j;,l,"r
I um; ! gain on pres-'nt ile!eoutio:i. i
uepublicans, lit; ! e:nr.i-r:i' s. !J
i Present del .gation R.pn blii a i -, l': :
i 'emccratd
17
Hit. (!'. I SIAi.
:nt of Tlllnr FlniHfl Thn lcl.il
fur .HI x .Uuuiiisu;:i,STH.
I'liii.APEi.ritiA, November IV '
The Department of Admi-sion m the!
LYnuoiul Exhibition hasju.-t iioiiii-i
cl the c-.uii". .f the visiurs tithe!
last, the closi.'ig
ieieii li) oili.'i.il
i.
idaiis.-iions d iring '.."". s
ilii.'ii'.iiS extendi;:.' !.-. r:i Mjv V'lo'
.NuVfuiL'.i- I'l '!'!;. Exliihit.or. was
opea one hticd.id cud ii;:y-Q:r.e uJ.'.
Daring that tiiue tbe 'm d a.l.uis-.ons
w ere S.OOI.C.'V
were !,7l.V,l.":
The fr
I,-
To:..' ti-Ul-
'1
... 1 1.
The t-'.::! ."eipt.s
'.. The 8 vertge
iOIlS WTO !!..V'S.
' receipts w ere sj:'
?-;,ol::,7i'.r
total a im" :
aver ige ;!ai
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oul las t;- j
war i:oii.-e, i
ttbuor i-uo
, The :; '
; t-.e ie.:r"ii Ct atrul
1 . 1 .
! nigut (ie.-;r.'veu
i twenty empty car.
I thousand bales ef
is still b.iri.iog, wi:'
; and ia tbn 0 '.recti
! ;boUja'id l.i i'es mor
and
L'OttOI)
vi;M
I'fc tS(;!:;
The hi
..1
, colored c ipse i.re woikitig she
j lo sboul'Jer lo say 1 u. ivit.-.u.
I fire has been bnrnit;" si:;
VI
ccs t!.:s evem
'& lie m toi.k.r :un
St. Lo ; is, November 1
pirdoii ef William O A verv
hero to-day and .'- I irwurdei'i lo
JeF.'erson L'iiv to-ui.-ht. Vie se 1-
tenee of Col. Co:iri:. oiiue Muguire
of six months iu jfil lr eotiiiilii i'.y in
v Li
V frauds will ex
ai
o'eloiii to-u:gbt, aud he wid be
seu-
teneeii to pay a ti;;e f $j,Ui, but
being a poor man he ha- remained :n
ijul one aodilionul :;i onth t. uitet the
J requiremenrs of the law in such c-e.t.
I He vv:l! have a healing before United
I States Cuinmissioner Ciark to i:-vr-j
row unitliiog Lis insoivvtiey, an'l it
1 f iiioil to pos.-ess no prore.Tt v lie wiii
)e di-cbaru
f all sla I'lixtr Iu a l'nbllc Hull
J
i Utiua, N. V., N. v. !'.. During a
Stbureb entertainment at Hill's b iii, r ;,
Perrysvilie, .'a.i.:-oa County, Friiiayjji o'
! even.ng, tbe floor gave way r.re.-ipi- j ,""('!
I taring over fifty buVes utrl ehi!dr.-s : J'r."
j ten or twelve feet to the floor below, i Vn i o
1 Mrs. II. L. Keeier nad i.er righi l -g . ' " " !
broken, tbe bone being shuttered,
and the I
John Cress
r-l'i arm
imd Mr.-
bioise.i.
David
.M-s. !
.vere severely
ired ab.or
b..t!v. Mrs. Cora Mallrie, tuft
:.i :
si.kle sprained, and .;bers painful-1
ly bruise. .M.s. Litss may not sur
vive. l ive Hen Seul'lrtl Iu !! Ii.
DetkoIT, Noveinoer IV. A report
j.ist received irom SLi!mv:i, Mivb., j
.-tales that ttie
w tat ashore ou
tug J. L. liMlDltt
Mond.iv ne ir St. ;
Helena i.-l.i
on Tuestbi v
1, s'.raiis of IvL.ekirjavv, :
liiornie '. I'ive . 1 bi-r .
crew were siLoibertd aud sei'.ded to
I UftltJ u ll lO'.-ill ue Li.v o' :n i oj.
! steam I'seiip' ug from thesa'ety vaii . -.
I he uuiues ot tue liiitorf.i.ute u.M
! are I an I l eery, Captain; I . -darn..,
mate. W. Muicroue, lireii :;:i. 'e;-.il
i Ptmeson' slewuit. and J. !.:i Nev-. : a.
The Ptune't has heej pulled olf ! v
j the tug Lvviniu.au, and bioUght :o
I St. IKlviiii, sligb.ly dan.-ig-.-d.
I'lrwy.
i Havana
' s. earner M -i I'.uma, beloii-lu
ibe line ol .-le iim rs runnlug Ltl-vei
: here aud 1 oi to Ixieo ai.d too-'h.i.g ui i '
' various pol l-of tins i.-liiid i.n-1 u
Puerto I'lau, viiis at the iatler pel.
olil eleven uu-s-ugers eiiio-il K.-d
eu tL. .-teaiiu r vvas n Ihe
nig:
lir-i
i.-tss, thev ki.l.-d tbe ctuuill.
ina'e, r.rsl eiiiuerr auu Mipereur
an; looih i
-sr.-sl'.!i ei ILfe s'ean.er
iieltd the resl of ihe oils
I lie i !iej
sei.gers o'T Ptoii.ero Fey Cuba, am:
pul' i s'e":iaiu AIi ii sii' ieisei
i hese s. -eai!
ban-, Pueri.
g.e.-.
d Ji
ms
ers ie'i;
C.I I.
Plata lielug full of irf.i-j
Ait iHiftiiiiiliiiii lVaii-l in Mlili
nippl. J.VKsiix, Noveinbir IV TLe l -i-)
Iv :ig" teiegraiii s mul to d loj
I'ei;. n.l .Iall:"s A. Gaiflrld, .Nev I
Orleans" The' Repliblii'ai.s if .lis.-i-.
S'PI taiavsiy ruvile Vou and our as
s eiatts ..f lioib parties, nlu you
t i . . ;
uav e c-.m oeieu your in vesiigauoa . .
Louiaiana, io v is'u ills tae to m Ac
a b't.e iiiyeniigx'.ioii loto trie fi id.
aud J'tuieucn vv; L uish li.i.' S.aie
1 ts breu carrievj.
j'Signe.l.'i H. ll. vV.1!:e,
CUairiuun Repubiica!! S.ato Com
Ciiitee. Uit m M r .n.i
Si iivxro.v, Novemljcr 1 1. V
oils riot occurred to-day between
Delaware. Lack wanna and W
seil
tht eu
Railr.;ad Company's nieehauics oa a
strike, arid some of ihuir number who
reeeaily lel ir. ed to work. A figh
occurred iu tne vicinity of the shop
as ihe mea were qui '.ing work. Pars,
of iron, stones and other missels were
used and several were seriously ia-
jcred.
Hava'.", November 2 t -
p irted that ir.e sen'.erM n:,;
'Vhi sec:: cear lor;::gis I - i . i (
tie V :: iiri-.ti 1 'ar. i.i.-klng ' ;;- !.
uaia A .'pafiij.ii ar so ;. ; .i . :; .
iu parsuit. A ' eve ni.i.f-.- ;
!::'" i j(. .V ':.: Z 1 !ei -nr. iij
e-n p-i-.-ei-g- r. .cr!.; b.';. f-.ir w
e:i. cavV.1 ub -ur X ai Fuel io P;
Tat f.:ef! Oemaii iird the -om ,j-r
br ."tes ;:!.; in .r .f
;.il :. vi C'l!.4 Yh- il 1 1!.' pi--'
jC.-s ere o;p vt:..'y aee..i;;.. .
bavi:ig road.. riu dene-ust; .111.
.;.'o-r :h ea .:t:re of tbe -teatiii-r
faror of the captors. The r:ir ' .
tne -sti eousi.-ted of hitv ca'il
?-o-Me ()(;, bags t c.'IT-.-e I,.": 00 '' .
oforn. a.ii tiur.i-r -:u. pac!res
dry goods f.-ijtu S' Tuoma.
t'ilU'Ao.i. Aoveijibor Is. At -i I.t
ii Mf lasi :::.'r. 1 fi'ied States Det;-sive-
Tyrt !i a o-i Vv a.-hiAiru, wiio ;
lil of tin lorai detective 1 lli.i-i
captured tbr two n.ea w iio attem:
e ! : i-tt-.ii the reiLrtiiis if Pr--i
f.'.:ieoi: fr.r.: h vaoi'. in Sori.:;!.-!
1'1,"U il.e ji-.-ht of No.ee.;er
: i 1, re nai.it are Tefeaoe ?.2 ill
t "I. P:.riM';. ti.e prop'":: .or .,;
! :). " ',,. -;t V,'t-:
t'l . In re the arre-t-i
,i 1 .i J:'k i I Jv'h'-s. c' i:
! i e i!!."it rleiler, Co::-ti-
Ue:i P ,y I. Tt--e
n s:.a-:-ed .-tni ti,i'
.!.-.. -i.'0 - 1
I W 1 i'e ::. i ii , j
J . S i . : . . 1 1 ; 1
tinned wi.n it
mei; v : . m
aileorit
. ti-'itri, a ,d
, said f. lie ai
o
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t.'o'ir iru.
T:e o.i: --s
to SpriifcticM
tt.e a. ."..n ;'
ill taie ; '. . e ,
1 '.his cvai;i t
I tuo gr.t!ii j ,rv
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1 a :t;
M.ni !,jr Tr i iijk
Ci.ev ;
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:it Sruibv
sotiw '.i.ing ;
lo.ve'! bill),
revolt crs a
taki-.g e!l'. e
a si : ' lis. it
trat: :s wt-r
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ii. ten milt s 00, r
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