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8 THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRED THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1879. GENERAL GRANT. THE DOMINION. THE TREMENDOUS RUSH WE INSIST upon oca Ability to Furnish first-Class CLOTHING SATISFACTION GUARANTEED, OF THE BEST MATERIAL MANUFACTURE, Excelling Any Other Honse In the City. SEC WD TO NONE.

The Best Goods Always Found AT THE Leading and Popular CLOTHING HOUSE OF A. C. YATES CO. LEDGER BUILDING, CHESTNUT AND SIXfH. "Facta ia stubborn things," Mrs.

Partington says, "but facts ia facta." The liveliest place in town is the Old Oak Hall, and the rapid rush for the goods ia something to see. Without boasting or unfairly stating it, the Sixth and Market Street Store never had more work people in it than it has had this "year, cutting and making its garments nor in the great times of 1876 had it as many customera as nows People FIND OUT THE TRUTH, FIND OUT THE TRUTH, FIND OUT THE TRUTH, And when they want to save dollara in buying Clothing irfll take then to Oak Ball, where they get most and best for their money. We believe in LARGE SALES AT LITTLE PROFITS. LARGE SALES AT LITTLE PROFITS. Now is the time to buy MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING.

AT HALL I COME AND SEE. means. A strong Democratic candidate next year, on a sound and honest platform, would five them trouble, and might defeat them, hey ought to see that their present sectional attitude and policy are not satisfactory to the people. In spite of tbeir utmost efforts the? have not decreased the number of doubtful States this year, and they still depend upon Democratic follies to help them. Philadelphia Timet, bid.

Had Cornell been defeated and the acceptable Republican State candidates elected the electoral vote of New York would have been reasonably assured to the Republican Presidential candidate next year; but with the only positive Republican triumph stained by the embrace of Tammany jobbers, the Democracy of tbe nation will turn hopefullv to the controlling Commonwealth of the Union as their reliance for victory. There are victories at times which are vastly more disastrous than defeat, and the Republican victory of Cornell is one of them. Philadelphia Press, Rep. There can be no doubt of the meaning of the result of the elections of yesterday The "Solid South," tampering with popular rights, threatening disturbances to business interests, toying recklessly with issues involving the prosperity of all classes, refusing honestly to accept the issues settled by the rebellion and disdaining acquiespnee in the written law, affirming the new rights which have grown Out of the struggle of arms, has arrayed in steadfast phalanx tbe mighty States which give, and ought to give, the law to the nation. New York Times, Rep.

Tbe almost uniform aad very remarkable Republican gains show that publio opluion has been quietly but completely aroused, that the solid South, whatever its purposes or spirit, will not be allowed to get in the North the electoral votes which it needs to take control of tbe National Government. Baltimore Gazette, Dem. Tbe day, as a whole, was somewhat disastrous to the cause of Democracy. Verv naturally, publio interest ceDtres on New York the pivotal State in the approaching Presidential contest. Tbe defection of John Kelly and his Tammany followers in New York city seems to have been more serious than was anticipated.

Baltimore American, Rep. The only cloud upon the Republican sky is the douot that hangs over tbe election of the Republican State ticket in New York, outside of Cornell. Be this as it may, tbe elections show that tbe hopes and confidence of the people are 'with the Republican party, and its success in 1880 Is plainly indicated. Trenton State Gazette, Rep. The victory achieved in yesterday's election Is far more decisive than we bad dared to hope.

In New Massachusetts. Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and New Jersey the Republicans mak slipost a clean sweep. We regard this as settling tbe Presidential contest of next year. The Democrats cannot positively recover in one year from this overwhelming disaster. A solid North answers the menaces of a solid South.

Philadelphia Record, Dem. The defeat of Governor Robinson in New York is not so much an advertisement of the strength of Tammany as of the weakness of Tilden. It is simply a notice of the Democracy of New York to the Democracy of the Union that tbey have unseated the old man of Gramercy Park from his perch on tbe neck of tbe party. New York Commercial, Rep. The olive branch that has been extended should be accepted.

Conkling should be satisfied with what has been done and show that he appreciates it. It is time we had an end to factions in New York; it is time the ranks were closed up and we had seen the last of differences that have defeated the party in tbe State so often before. But the majority Wanamaker Brown LARGEST AND BEST CLOTHING HOUSE, SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS. FINANCIAL. Reception In IUtnots.

Hindota, 111., Nov. 5. General Grant's special train spent last night near Lombard-Tille, and the party sat up until after midnight receiving election re tarns. During the night the engine was decorated anew. The journey was resumed and the party arrived here this morning.

The cars of the Cincinnati, Burlington and Quincy Railroad were left with regret. The trip from Omaha has been one of the most enjoyable and comfortable experienced since the general landed in America. A salute of artillery and a crowd of two thousand people greeted the guests, a militia company presenting arms as Governor Gear escorted the general out of the cars, and the crowd shouting. A reception was held in the church, where a brief speech of the usual tenor was made and tbe inevitable handshaking followed, when the party returned to tbe depot and entered the special train of tbe Illinois Central railroad from Chicago, on which were Senator Logan, Governor Cullora, Governor Smith, of Illinois, and others. Governor Cullom introduced General Grant to the crowd, but he refined to make a speech, and the train moved off amid lend cheers.

At His Home in Galena. Galena, Nov. 5. The train bearing the Grant party stopped at Dixon, Polo and other points along the line, reaching Galena at half-past three this afternoon. The reception here at General Grant's old home was a memorable one.

The greatest goodwill and affection char acterized the meeting. As the train came in numerous salutes were fired, and the vicinity of tbe station was packed with delighted people. Military from Galena and neighboring towns were in line at the depot, and a band played "Auld Lang 8yne." As General Grant descended from his car-riegewith tbe mayor of Galena, Governor Cullom, Mrs. Grant and the rest of the party fol- lowing, the procession formed in the following order: Policemen, Galena, Freeport and Dubuque military, old soldiers of Galana, Dubuque Veteran Corps, General Grant and party in carriages and distinguished citizens of Galena. Every building was decorated, and elaborate arches were erected in several streets.

Tbe procession made the circuit of the the school children singing "America" t-g family church. Br-- '-n stopped at a platform, Finally the extndad bj where a formal greeting whiJ. State Senator answer w. General Grant said: "CiMens of Gatanas 15 is with some embarrassment that 1 reply that your welcome is exceedingly gratifying to me, but it is difficult for me to reply to what I have just beard. It has always been the greatest pleasure for me to return to Galena; now, after an absence of two and a half years from your city, during which time I have visited almost every country in the world, it is a pleasure to be greeted in this manner by you.

During my travels I received princely honors, but they were all due to this country and to you as citizens and as sovereigns of so great a country. When I saw during my absence, especially in the far East, bow hard the inhabitants had to toil even for maintenance I realized more than ever the greatness of our country where want is scarcely ever known and where the question of sustenance is not daily considered. I will only add that I thank you again for your reception." It was fully five minutes before the cheers which greeted Gen. Grant's speech had subsided. Tbe crowd then called in turn for Messrs.

Cullom, Gear, Smith, Logan, Allison, and at burn, who each made a speech eulogizing General Grant. The general then held a reception at the De Soto House. ARCTIC EXPLORATION, Proceedings of the International Geo graphical Congress, Washington, Nov. 5. Captain Howgate, of the United States Signal Service, in this city, is in receipt of the following information with regard to the proceedings of the International Geographical Congress which convened in Hamburg in October last, The meeting was called for the purpose of securing harmonious action on the part of the governments and geographical societies of Europe and America in the work of Arctic exploration.

Delegates were present from'Germany, the Netherlands, Russia, France, Austria, Denmark, Sweden and Norway. Neither England nor the United States was represented, but both are expected to co-operate in the plans of the The delegates present were either official representatives of their several governments or of scientific associations in their respective countries, but they had no power to pledge money or material aid. As a result of the deliberations of the congress a solution was passed recommending the establishment of permanent stations of observation in the Arctic regions, at the places below named, to be under the direction of the countries specified. First station, Eastern Greenland, to be maintained by Germany. Second, Jan Mayen, by Holland.

Third, Finn Marken, by Norway. Fourth, North Spitzbergen, by Sweden. Fiftb, North Nova ya Zembla, by Austria. Sixth, mouth of the Lena river (Siberia), by Russia. Seventh and eighth, Lady Franklin Btv and Point Barrow (two stations), by the United States.

Ninth, Upernaviek (Greenland), by Denmark. These stations, it was decided, should be occupied one or more years. RAILWAY RECORD. Sale of tbe Cincinnati, Wabash and Michl- iHDiAKOPOLis, Nov. 5.

The Cincinnati, Wabash and Michigan Railroad was sold under decree of foreclosure a( Wabash. (o daj, J. H. Wade, of Cleveland, Ohio, was the purchaser. West Jersey and Atlantic Road.

Trenton, N. Nov. 5. In the Secretary of State's office to-day articles of association were filed by the West Jersey and Atlantic Railroad. The capital stock is $500,000.

The road Is to be thirty-five miles long, to run from a point on the West Jersey Railroad to Abae-con Beach. There are thirteen directors. The road will be operated by the West Jersey Railroad. WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE. Convention In Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Nov.

5 The American Wo man's Suffrage Association met this morning with ten additional members. Henry B. Black well, of Boston was elected president, and a number of prominent men and women vice presidents. A resolution was adopted to appoint a committee who shall in proper manner present memorials to all church organizations, asking that equal rights be granted to all members irrespective of sex. A resolution was adopted in memory of William Lloyd Garrison, who signed the call by which the association was formed.

jsr. lotus officials. Hearly Half a Million fctolen from the City. St. Louis, Nov.

5. The Post-Dispatch, in an article on defalcations, says that since 1870 city and county officers in St. Louis have defaulted to the amount of $463,000, of which only $197,000 has been recovered or collected iiom sureties. "Provincial" Queen's Counsel. Ottawa, Nov.

5. By the decision in the great seal case in the Supreme Court last night it is established that the Lieutenant-Governor has not the power to create Queen's counsel of the rank and dignity of that name granted by her Majesty. It is a mere provincial office under that name, which the provincial government has the right to create, and tbe appellants in the great seal case are not Queen's counsel at all in the sense attached to the name in the re-pondent's commission. Tbe respondent got hisT title through his Excellency the Governor General This decision affects all provincial Queen's counsel and today some of tbem abandoned their gwns and appeared in the ordinary barrister's gown. AmoDg these was Mr.

James Bethune, of Toronto. An Insolvent Company. Ottawa, Ont, Nov. 5. The Dominion Plumbago Company was to day put into insolvency by R.

C. W. McCraig, official assignee, on behalf of a Montreal firm. The liabilities are expected to be large. Banking.

Montreal. Quebec, Nov. 5. The Ville Marie Bank has commenced to take its bills at par for the first time since its suspension, and quite a number have been presented and paid in gold. The special committee appointed to act with the directors in putting tbe institution into liquidation are making satisfactory progress.

The Manitoba MUitla. Winnipeg, Manitoba. Nov. 6. CoL Osborne Smith was entertained at a banquet here last evening by the officers of the Manitoba militia.

Colonel Kennedy occupied the chair, and the mayor of Winnipeg and other leading citizens were present. In response to a toast to hU health, Colonel Smith eulogized the action of the government in extending the militia system so successfully in Canada to the territories as a precautionary measure, and completes the chain of defense from ocean to ocean. This sentiment was received with great cheering. Fatal Accident. Montreal, Nov.

5. Louis Ethier, while driving over the crossing of the Montreal, Ottawa and Occidental Railway to day, was struck by a passing train and instantly killel The Volunteer Visitors. The volunteers will obtain leave from the authorities to visit Brooklyn next year, but without arms. MINING STOCKS. Closing Prices at San Francisco.

San Francisco, Nov. 5. The following were the official closing prices of mining stocks to-day: Alpha, 14J; Alta, Argenta, 16 16; Belcher, 4J; Best Belcher, 19i; Bullion, 6g; Bodie, 13; Belle Isle, 4, ex div; Bechtel, 11; Boston Con, lg; Bulwer, 11; Black Hawk, 19-32; Belvidere, 11-16; California, BJ; Chollar, Con. Virginia, 52; Crown Point, Consol. Pacific, 7J; Caledonia, 2J; Dudley, 11; Eureka 26; Exchequer, Gould Curry, 10g; Grand Prize, 2i; Golden Terra, 12; Goodahaw, 11 82; Hale Nor-cross, 17; Hillside, Imperial, Independence, 1J; Julia CoqsoL, 31; Justice, 2J; Jackson, Leopard, 1J; Lady Washington, 11; Mexican, 34; Martin White, lj; Mono, 7J; Mammoth, McClinton.

13-32; May Belle. 11-32; Manhattan, 21; North Belle, 5J: Bonanza, 11; Noonday, North Belle Isle, 516; Navajo, 19-32; Ophir, 32i; Overman, 91; Po-tosi, 5jj; Raymond and Ely, Real del Monte, Bavage, 151; Sierra Nevada, 55; South nuiwer, 13-33; syndicate, silver am, lj; Tioga, 8J; Tip Top, 1: Tuscarora, 5-32; Union Cons, Yellow Jacket, 16 J. CUBA. The Slavery Question. Havana, Nov.

5. The government has received a despatch from Madrid stating that a bill to settle the slavery question is belug prepared, and will soon be submitted to the Cortes. It will provide for the immediato abolition of slavery, but the freedmen will remain for a certain time under the patronage of their former masters, receiving wages. After this freedmen will be under obligations to work under contractor follow some avocation under the protection of the government for another term, at tbe expiration of which they will acquire civil and political rights. The government will secure the fulfillment of the obligations regarding work, by tbe passage of a vagrant law.

This bill is considered to fulfill tbe law of July 4, 1S70, taking care for tbe preservation of order and obliging the freedmen to work. PRIVACY OF TELEGRAMS. The Question Reopened In St. Louis. St.

Louis, Nov. 5. Judge Laughlin, of the Criminal Court, in bis charge to the grand jury this morning instructed them to investigate the old charge that some of the former police commissioners were connected with a gamblers' ring in this city, and to demand the production of telegrams which a former grand jury failed to procure; also, to look into the charges that money was used in the late trial of A. B. Wakefield, who was convicted of perjury, and to investigate tbe alleged illegal manner in which City Collector Rosenblatt issues dramshop licenses.

This will reopen the question at to whether the telegraph company can be compelled to furnish the grand jury with telegrams passing between private individuals. HOW THEY VIEW IT. Comments of leading Journals on the Re-ait i Election, New York World, Dem. Henceforth no intelligent person will mention Samuel J. Tilden seriously as a possible candidate for the Presidency.

Neither will anybody mention him as a possible candidate for the honors of his own State. His position in the politics of his own State is that of a marplot who could neither succeed himself nor would allow men to succeed who had in themselves the elements of success, of which he had at least permitted himself to be deprived. He lashed his own political corpse as closely as he could to the living condidate of the Democracy of New York, and if the State has thereby lostr the honest service of the one, it has at least been thereby delivered of the incumbrance of the other. New York Tribune, Rep. This day the Solid South is further from the rule of tbe country by more than twenty years than it was when President Hayes took the oath of office.

The future belongs to the Republican party. Only by some new act of folly or faithlessness can it forfeit that public confidence which the elections reveaL Unless It wantonly throws away that confidence its future for many years is the future of the United States. Best of all, the Republicans have bo occasion now to nominate any other than their ablest and worthiest man, for it is certain that with such a candidate they can triumph. They do not need to get under the shelter of any name, nor to hesitate in the avowal of their convictions, nor to shrink from giving its full reward to splendid service. New York Herald, Ind.

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It is time be threw off a little of that imperiousness, about which wn hear so much, and showed the people of New York that be can, too, sink everything for the good of bis party, New York Evening Pott, Rep. The men who were wantonly and uselessly offended are strong enough to decide a close election in this State. Tbey represent throughout tbe country a body of independent voters who are indispensable to Republican success next year. They are stalwart enough for all practical purposes. The return of these men of whom ex President Woolsey is a fair type to the pirty is one of the remarkable sigDS of the times.

But while, through tbe force of circumstances, they acquiesce in stal-wartism, they will not accept stalwart ism with Conklingism attached to it. We repeat that the Republican party will need them all next year when it meets a united Democratic party. Ntw York Express, Dem. The defeat of Robinson involves the ruin of Tilden's Presidential aspirations. All his interests and claims and hopes were risked on this election.

Robinson was forced on the people by Tilden's devices and to further his own ambitions. He had got control of the party organizations, and by their assistance and tbe unscrupulous use of money to corrupt the politics of the State he felt sure of success. The election of Robinson would have made his own nomination to the Presidency next year inevitable. Robinson's defeat is Tilden's death-knell. Phtladelpiia Evening Telegraph, Ind.

Rep. It is true that Pennsylvania is practically removed out of tbe lint of doubtful States for 1880, while it is at least withiu the bounds ot possibility that New York may yet be captured for tbe Republican candidate. Whether or not it will be captured will depend a good deal on who the Republican candidate may be, and likewise a good deal on the fashion in which the campaign is run. Philadelphia Evening Chronicle, Dem. The alleged election in this city.

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