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Show LIGHTNING FLASHES. O. D. Jacobs is elected mayor of Louisville. Steamer "Wellesloy"ashoro at Sand Heads. Total loss. New York electoral colloge'cast vote for Grant and Wilson. Sumner unable to attond Greeley's funeral because of ill health. Mrs. John T. Cleveland, sister of Horr.ce Greeley, daogorously ill. Ohio electors yesterday formally cast their votes for Grant and Wilson. 0. C. West, of Leavenworth, Ks,, thrown from his buggy and killed. New York "Herald" offers $1,000 towards a fund for Greeley's children. Scanlcy lectured on his African experiences ex-periences at Now York Tuesday evening. even-ing. Gift photograph swindling establishment estab-lishment at Washington closed by the police. Epizootic continues at Now Orleans. Trotting horses not affected. Races resumed. Forty thousand persons visited city hall in New York on Tuesday to - look at Greeley Steamers " Greece," " Viotoria," "Sanction," and "City of London" arrived out, Hon. John H. Kennard Buoceeds judge Howe upon the supreme bench of Louisiana. The Portugal and Brazil oable company com-pany are pushing the construction of the oable vigorously. The new Japanese steamer "Cap-ron" "Cap-ron" Just completed at Now York. Trial trip satisfactory. Twenty Democratic congressmen and many senators left Washington to attend at-tend Greeley's funeral. Maryland electoral college yesterday cast its entire vote for Hendricks, of Indiana, for president. Steamship "Cresswell," from Falmouth Fal-mouth for Cork lost, crew and twenty- one passengers drowned. Stables of Buahwick Avenue railway, Brooklyn, burned. Fifty horses and all the cars lost. $50,000 damage. Steamer "Ancathor," from New York for Falmouth, abandoned at sea in a sinking condition. Crew rescued. Australian dispatch of the third announces- a conflagration at Auckland, New Zealand; $250,000 worth of property pro-perty destroyed. Many prominent personages found great difficulty in securing tickets to the church at the Greeley funeral yesterday. yes-terday. Church aooommodateB only eighteen hundred No farther Indian troubles reported in Oregon.. Fears entertained for the safety of families in the southern part of Langell valley. Volunteers are arriving ar-riving and preparation, making to guard against the Indians. |