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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-22
THE EVANSVILLE
WEEKLY JOURNAL


WEEKLY JOURNAL.
Made up from the DAILY JOURNAL, contains 2 2
Columns Of -seiec.ed and oTe6ly prepared Read
ing Mdtter, afording the best medium for keeping
friends in the country fully posted up" to he
found in the West
THE LATEST TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES,
Together with a summary of the .farkets, are in
serted in every Weekly paper and By perusing the
JOURNAL, our friends the Cuuntry will not be
liable to lie 'picked up" by Spectators, and sci
their produce for less than IL is actually worth, as
has often been done heretofore.
h5- Remember that the WsEKLY JOURNAL is made
up of READING MATTER. and n,i altogether Of
Advertisements -6s.
The Weekly Journal viii lee 4. aiied So as L. reach
the subscribers 1T the adjoining; counties ia good
season
TIRAs.-Sinsle copy, 81 ~ lO copies. $40, Our
friends should make haste renew their snLscrip-
tions. as our terms are strictly ~ ddraacs dec7
Cod LIrsr or as a Paiafa6gs Jolly
The recent Improvement made by T. Queru in the
preparation of pleasant Jeliy containing eighty
five per cent OF the best OH, and approved b. the
y. \. Academy Of Medicine, siapts this valuable
remedy 10 te io-t drlica,e stomach, It 1. retain
ed, digeste,l aud sssimilatei like any f.od PISS
rom, PARSER X MOWER, No. Fletcher sireet,
New York, the General Agents ior Qaeru's Cod
Liver Oil jelly.
iss5- For sale Sv all Druggist mar9-6m
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nRIsIIAN AiLAAS
s zKRATZ e. HEILMAN. =

CITY FOUNDRY -. 4
AND BUILDERS OF STEAM
ENGINES AND BOILERS, 80
Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco screws
Cumming Machines. Chinese Sugar Cane Mile.
Thrasing Mac hines, &c.
4Eszt - IL = EyANSyILLE, ND
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n UynBER! LU.MBER!-TAE IN.
IL dersigned has in his yard and fer sale
-Four Hundred Thousand feet thoroughly seasoned
PINE LUMBER. This is an No. lot, manu-
featured of large tull grown timber and not Of
Dog Fennel Saplins.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage be-
slowed on him the past year, he would respectfully
ask for a continuance of the same.
JOHN 4. GLOVER,
apl Corner Main and Seventh sts.
HAAESSED PINE ELOORx.Nrg.-.A
II large and constant supply for sale by
apl JOHN +. GLOVER.
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TOR ID n @ n IND .n.2TGAEs.-5O
u reels and coils Cotton Hemp and Manila
Rope, assorted sizes $50 gross Gates Matches.
just received from the factory and for sale cheap
by CHAS. McJ0HNST0N.
marc Main street, near the Canal.
n oOTICE-TRE UyNDRRSXG.N.Rn
OV respectfully informs the public that he has
this day sold out his entire stock Of Dry Goods to
Messrs. Henry h. Miller and Henry Niehaus who
will carry on the business under the firm Of MIL
LER NIEHACS, at the same old stand AZ Main
street. The stock will be replenished and COM
pleted In few days, when they will be glad TO re
csive the calls of their friends and the old custom
ers OF the house. 1 recommend my Successors 4
the fuvor Of the public, and have only to remark
that my personal attendance will be given to all
marIs wM J. DEUBLER.
DEFERRK.N-<a TO THE II I'm
~ notice Of Mr.. W. J. Deubler, we would res
pee fully solicit share of the public patronage
young beginners. MILLER & NIEHACS.
EVANSVILLE, Indiana. marIs
No-4LUABLE E.aN.n RUN 8. &c,
On FAVORABLE TERMS.-0ne of the very
best farms, situated in Scott Township in Wander
burgh county, the homestead of Edmund Maidlow
Esq, Is offered for sale on account of the death of
the late owner. There will be sold either l25 acres
or 245 acres; so clear and in the highest
state OF cultivation. Balance good timber land -
I'D acres Of the clearing in grass or clover and
about acres In wheat. The clearing is divided
into seven fields. There is a good orchard a fine
garden. good well and cistern, good house with
about rooms, good barn, stable. &c.
This il n model farm, and the soil has never been
exhausted; tho Princeton road runs through the
Ian,i, and the buildings within mile of fngie's
Station regular stopping place on ths Evansville
4 Charlottesville Railroad, within nine miles Of
Evansville.
Price moderate and terms very easy. For fur
Their particulars enquire Of
O ml7-3mdSg DENNY LUNKENHElMER.
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HD.NE.S1STR.aTOR TICE.-
eIA Notice is hereby given that the ind sreigned
has been appointed Administrator Of the estate OF
David Aiken, Jr., late of Nanderburgh county, de
ceased. Said estate il solvent.
mar2s -3wd DANIEL AIKEN. Admr.
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ID ING. FORWARDING AND GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
diana. We have formed a co-partnership under tbs
style of Brown & AIKNAS, and offer our services IN
the capacity as Set forth in our card above
We are fully prepared TO extend every facility "a
shippers, either by CANAL, RIVER, or RAIL.
ROAD, and assure them that their interests shall
be faithfully represented should they he pleased 70
favor with their patronage
Offce and Warehouse tho corner Of Main St
and the Canal .o
WM. BROWN w NJ AIKAaN
Late of Howard Brown. Late Of FOSTER, a Co
- r.. p
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IHvHE PR0PRIET0RS OF THE CITY FObn-
IL dry beg lsave TO inform their friends ana the
public in general, that they prepared to do all
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E8EsA PE.aCAEs.--f EE ~ DOZ.
Il left Of fine, fresh Peaches. for sale cheap to
close consignment, by PRESTON BROS.
~ ~. R.fXsL.V-S-IOO WHOLE X
OLAe half boxes for sale by &
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Hl.aKE NOTICE, EY-ERl.RODl,

NtNOES! SHOES $4,000 P.f1R OF
~ Ladies' BCotees, Caters, Buskus, and Slippers
Misses do. do, Children's Shoes OF all sizes and
qualities from the neat Shoe for twenty five cents
to the finest article made by Webster Call and
and you will b. convinced that HUGHES has the
best stock of Shoes In the city marl5
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EtPRE.s'G H.iRD H.sRE-

~ so dozen c. 5. Planters Hoes,
- do Root Hames
% do Horse Collars,
casks Traces,
, do Log Chains,
20 dozen Steel Shoyels,
% do do Spades. For sale by
.nt.r.ss GEO. g. SONNTAG, No. 10 Main st.
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NRESH .fRRIV:gL 1T 3. E.NBICH
II & co No. 40 MAIN STREET.-Having just
returned with splendid stock of Dry Goods, select
ed with special to meet the wants Of cur Gus
toners which will be sold az unusual low prices for
Cash.
ALI goods warranted represented if contrary,
they may I've returned at our expense, and We will
refund the money. :. EMB1CH CO.,
mar3I No 40 Main street
, 1859-08-19

correspondent Of western paper, writing
at Iowa City, Qowa) May 25th, thus describes 4
a water spout which visited that locality, and
destroyed several lives: - .T
Last evening, while yet It was light, there
arose suddenly violent wind accompanied by
indications Of rain. In a few moments, the
whole horizon became pitchy black, and the
most vivid lightning shot athwart the sky. A
terrible thunder storm burst upon US. While
yet it was raging fearfully, the sky suddenly ap-
peared unclOuded in the east for a space of sew.
.eral inches in width. Many Of our citizens dir.
covered indistncty, at first, the rapid approach
Of an immense water spout. Tho phenomenon
was so unusual that the attention Of hundreds
was drawn to it. The appearance of the huge
volume Of water, as it reached from earth to sky
-swaying to and fro like rope hung in the
wind-was exceedingly grand. The water spout
remained iu sight nearly fifteen minutes; when
the sky obscured, it was lost sight Of
Scarcely an hour had elapsed before news was
brought that Jessie Berry, q member of our
Common Council, had been kil,d in q barn,
which was thrown down by the violence Of the
wind and water. The next express from the
'untry brought us information that a family,
by the name Of Morgan, three in number, had
been struck, two Of its members killed instantly,
anu tne mOther so seriously Injured, that It Is
thought impossible for her to recover Two
men, whose names could not learn, were killed
instantly. Many have had their legs or arms
broken, and others have suffered from contusions
and fractures Occasioncd by the fall Of houses
which had been blown upon them.
Tho watcr-spout seems to have been from
thirty to forty feet in diameter, and to have des-
troyrd large amount Of property. Its extent
was from seven to ten miles, and it is said to
have Travelled with great IHpidty. In one in.
stance a harm Of Mr.. Berrys was taken from its
foundation, carried some three hundred yards,
thrown down and crushed into thousand ffag-
ments. Aehild Of Mr. Walsh was taken up
and carried nearly 800 yards, thrown into a
slough, but strange to say, escaped with its
life. The spout appeared like an immense fun.
mel, and il seemed very near, for the whirl and
sparkle Of the water could be plainly seen.
, 1859-08-19

popular rejoicing continued tin a sad procession
began. 1t was formed by the wounded of Ma
genta, who were carried from the station to the
hospital. You might then have seen counts and
marquiscs carrying in litters the wounded Zou-
aves and Bersageri. You would have seen more
than 200 equpagcs Of the nobiest and wealthicst
families of the town waiting to convey the
wounded soldiers, who were about to change their
hard hospital beds for soft and easy ones.
The palaces Of mobiles and bankers were thrown
open to the troops, and tables laid in princely
fashion for the new comcrs. 1t was impossible
for soldiers or officers to make the proprietors Of
cqtSs and hotels receive payment for refreshments
Money was freely distributed amongst the wound
ed by ladies and gentlemen. A deputaton Of
rich and influential people was sent to the King,
begging him TO have the loan ordered by the Aus
trians still raised. Forty million francs were thus
subscribed before evening While these excit-
ing scenes were going on, the admirable procla-
nation of the Emperor was published. You will
no doubt have already received this remarkable
document.
, 1859-08-19
NEW FIRG.
RABBEsoN & BARNES.

VUIIE NEW FIRM WILL SUPPBY All. DE-
mands for work their line a. good terms such
ticles can he obtained IN this section Of country.
They oP for sale Stoves of different paiiefns-Cooknr
ParlOF, TIN Plate aud Box Stoves. lG-y 1.t .ll
Roofing spOutinR, and all knds of Tin, Sheet Iron, and
Copper work done Al the shortest notice. 80 j.,
st.laeoom Oct. I1th, a4.f
, 1859-08-19
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
STEILACOON, W. T. FRIDAY, AUG. 10, lS5a


vho was in command Of the second Corps Of
the Army of the Alps, has won the chief honor
in the battle Of Magenta, for we find that the En-.
peror has bestowed upon him in the field Of
fame the baton Of Marshal of France and the
title Of Duke Of Magcnta-just as the first Ma
pOleon, sixty-fve years ago, and near the same
field, acknowledged the skill and intrcpidity of
Marshal Augercau by bestowing on him the
title Of Duke of CastiglOne. Gen. Mcmahon,
then Count, was recalled frUm the command Of
the French troops 10 Africa, to take part in the
Italian campaign, where hc has already won his
baton and dukedOm. As his name implies, he
Is Of Irish extraction, and has well upheld the
character for dash and intrepidity which SOL
ders Of that race have won for themselves in
the service Of every country in tho world. Since
ls4l, when he commanded a battalion of Chas-
scurs, Gen. McMahon has been almost constant
in bin, and will with one accord follow him with
confidence across tho line Of the enemy, through
which he will pierce with his sword uplned,
smiling eye, the cOolncss Of . leader, and the
spirit Of brave soldier. lie il was who plant
= ,ho Fr.rch color. an Tho M.rO,on a., ,h.,
terrific day when Sebastopol fell The order Of
the day which he issued on that occasion deserves
to be recalled here, now that he has reached
,ho tonmost rpnp in The ladder of his military =,
:. :" cen. N '
feet. ~ @s 'onOws'
"Soldiers Of the First Division and Zouaves
Of the Guard: You are about at length to quit
your parallels and attack the enemy hand to
hand. In this decisive day the General has con-
fded to you the most important part-the car
rying OF the. Redan and MalakoH, the key Of
SgbAstOpol. SOldiersi all the army has its eyes
on you, and your standards, planted on the ram.
parts Of that citadel, must respond to the signal
given for the general assault Twenty thousand
English and twenty thousand French, on the
leA, will lend yon their support, by throwing
themselves on that side Of the place. Zouaves,
Foot Chasseurs, soldiers Of the Seventh, Twen-
tieth and Tweniy.seventh Of the line, your bra.
very answers for the success which Is to immor-
talize the numbers Of your regiments. In few
hours Che Emperor will make known 10 France
, 1859-08-19

DNUCE'S NEW YORK TYPE FOUNDRY
ID has now on hand an immense stock Of
Roman Type, Fancy Type,
Copperplnte Script, German Type,
Music Type, Ornaments,
nOtders, BrRss and Metal Rules,
Brass aud Eleetre Leads,
J.abor-savlng Rules, Corner Qunila, Z
Chess and Checker Type, -lTr
Brass aud Electro cirefes and Ellipses,
Metal Furniture, etc.
The types all cast BY steam power from the hard
metal pecrlar to thtsf'undry The uneqnaled rapidty
In the process Of casting enables me tn sell ihese more
types at the lowest prices Of ordinary types either
for cash or credit
Presses Wood Type. IUk, Cases. Sticks etc furnished
at the m lnuFacturers lowest prices. specimen pam
phlet Of Fonts 10 Letter only. and prices mailed 10
printing Offices on the reception Of cents 10 pre-
pay the postage. .s.e
Printer" of Newspapers who chnnse n publish this I'D.
VertsemPnt including this noie three times befhre the
lst day of August 1850, and forward me one Of the
papers. will be allowed their bill. at the time Of making
purchase from me Of Eve times the amount Of my
I----0-7r r'---I GEORGE BRUCE,
l9:3m Is Chamhara st.. New York.
, 1859-08-19
TOWN LOTS!
BILLss ADDITION TO sTEILAcOoar.-
GOOD CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT !,.t q Y .o

THE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING LAID OUT
l. his landclaim, adjoining Capt Balch's claim,
into Town Lots Of one acre each is now prepared % sel
Lots to suit parties desiring either to locate and improve
or sreklng Investment This calm for adyani age0us
location ia not exceled by any on Puget Sound The
has heoh ald out With Vsg 70 beauty and ehEe-
niencp the streets being four rods Wde and the whole
have already been doaated ard set apart The prizes Of
Lots range from $50 N $3.50 each according 10 locality
The proprietor contempla'es building wharf ON the
claim during the coming sumner uhleh cannot lil %
greatly enhance the value of the entire property.
Parties Wishing to purchase can DO 80 BY applyn 10
FRANK CLARK. Esq. .Of SieilaeO0n. who ~ power
Of attorney, l. authorized % sell and convey Us
, 1859-08-19
Susiness CatSs.
GEO. PARKINSON. GEO. WILLIAMS
PARKINSON & WILLIAMS.
BILLIARD AND LIQUOR SALOON.

The Billiard room and Saloon Baichs ew building
will In future be under the supervision Of Messrs Parkinson
Williams, who expect 10 meet their friends at all times, and
them the best Wines Liquors and Cigars the market
aGords I....... 23u
, 1859-11-04

rlTlSECEG1I. 1T WASSf: : ElTrA,,u, AAn
fESSSiLfASlA RAILROADS,
TO %5Lk K-3$TER-s' G1T1E*.
, 1859-11-04

would la found thAs na.AIpk YVES sassi br Il a.
4 general Thing. When hogs are wanted for
packing the mlrkct is in favor Of tho seller.
lie is not begging for market, nllils uc.iye
composition viii alwa3s euable linn to obtain
full rates. Not 30 With his pork when it seeks
the market in packages; ten 70 one be is unable
10 sell at al} without paying commission. Even
should lis stu1nbfs upon buycE, tue latter in.
asinnca az he knows nothing Of the quality or
coudition Of the article beyoud the representa-
tloIs Of tic owner, will NOT be disposed to touch
It except upon terms disadvantageous to the
honest packer. We believe, therefore, that
hoine packing is Inconsistent with the true in
terest Of the producer
list. Lonis the season also begins to open.
The Missouri D*moerat Of yesterday says:-
:, ST. Louis packers are making such prcpa1a.
t!uns Is lend Us 10 believe they will this season
slaughter more than ever before, or over III, 900
oays's time, rs the capacity Of the klanght
houses il about 5000 head day. Those in.
tending to pack this season are Iessrs. Ames
L Ashcroft. Whitaker, Bay has, Steitz aud Bell
Mr. Roe has taken the house. formerly occupied
" George Hagers, and nude improvements
therein, to enatle him to slaughter and puck
Largely. But O; course the amount Of packing
done will depend entirely upon prices and the
state Of the money market
The ADORE numed gentlemen have facilities
and money to do at least as mucl Is any equal
number Of men anywhere, md st. Louis GER
tainIy is the best shipping point ut all seasons
there is in the country.
At Alton, we are informed BY Greenwood i
Co., packing has not commenced yet. Last
yearsome 81, 900 we're slaughtered there, against
5000 the previous season. There are three
packing houses ut that point, one capable Of
Staurhterfnr S11 hnvs n f1ny pr;raa +her a
, 1859-11-04
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.
TACEspaI EVENING, Nov. 3, Is!

TArrspa1 EVENING, Noy.a ls.s.
FRE1GiTs- Inactive. yes5el agents and shippers 1876
apart Nominal rates Sc for Wheat to Buffalo ard 1.e
otvezo. sehE Ell takesnew Corn O.wcso lie.
F:-oCR-RtceIpss. $50 brsa; shipments s.5 hrls. Tic
naafket Is dull and o4ec lo1es Sales 80 hrs
"Aueeratch Spring Extra as ess3 dcveted e0 bss
Princeton" do II si.odeIvcEt; 10 brls ~comsperca co
mud 100bts gd Spring Extra at evc,ed; 10o bsls 10
at t,dtvei ITO otl. "L7ekpot Hydraulic do u u
adoat; 800 bs. sreath St. tDnbuqae) do and Joe1" Co
al At ss73 devered ~ b'ls fair Spring Extra private
terms; s. brs "1eoEa Lake Spring Supezne DE-
Isttrd 80 Lris low grade Supeshue at $40 delivered
"HEAT-kece1Gss ea,65l tu; thlpmen'r, Gs,l.a IT..
W1sIEa-Du1l and lower. sa!es 30 tu Ko.l Red
s1 on trick 100 bu do At In stose; eeo Lu Soe
led At &c to bu 10 Sc in store; SO bu do
irstore sra'sa-pee !ned 1&l}e Sales wtrs: 1850 bit
No. Spring Il LOIS Ia s:ese; 4D ba DO on p.ye
terms; 500 hu Spring to Ill cut cafgoes rs eu.r
wAehouse}a eoc In stoEe do p.v.tc terms l5tu5
bu do in se In ktose 1oo bu DO at SC in stose;
1t0 ou d. 1t Sic in etoe; tO9 Lu Ktetted at hc il
store; 100 bu do at &c In store.
C0RS-Reeeip,s, s :z5 bu; shipments 900 bu. OIL
Very dull. Sases 90 tu No. u deiIyerc 20
bu No. At e.; In store. Sxw-DeclInedl lc SaeIle..
Sales 31 bu No. Il Sic In store C03 b. d. Il! Ivs
q. Sc IN stos hu d. 1t 49c In store; hu Rejected
&cia 0o bu choice BY sample at Sc 6O1s
30 Lu; DO At He 90 os 1n track; ECO bu do ~
t1ack. Eas Cara in good aarplr and Iecline. 7a:
SaeA leads att 3 3 s track; Is car loaI+
do 1t sc on tack; 1 rloads 10 1t &c tEatk.
OATS-E!e e.tpts 9,sss tu skipped. l9.G0 tu. M11ktt
t2lcio lower. Sales 400 tu Ne Sic In stne;
20 bu DO at size in 3ol1 u anal SC anoat
RYE-Recep:. go bu. MAzkct ic :owe;. sales were:-
100 bu Mol II Ge In store ~ bu DO attic in so:e 50 u
do At &c n store.
BARLEy-Keeel,s H. 4s but: shipments, none- Mas.
k:tsciawes Sales weee:-sto1 ba No. soc In store
20 ba 10 By sample nj 6e l,I bu No. Sic tn store
l,I1l ba do It &c IN store.
, 1859-11-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

1ErtspAT EVENING. Eov.3
PAssKp DKI1orT-Sov- e-Cp-Frop~fer northern Light
WHeonsin; n'ks Trace GFrenwo<d b!ss = Z. NaIbrIx
1owe.l Mariana schoonnfs Fidelity. David Eod ". il,
Chisha.ta Torrent E. L. g bcr D. c. Iu.a T. {. Kct.
4rte.
Uuws-FroEe.ls. rocahon:a4 Mineral E:tck Nontkout.
ery hrx Joha H. HrmoM; *chooLess COMET Star sf Tie
Sonh, " +: GEd-l. ". F. Al en-, Js-, CrrlA.ao,
Weather plt7s2u'. With riYour wet w!nd.
-Ln7 CT yEzszts rA.ttsG 7H1oroH 1nx Wr1I4xncAx.x
Furnished to the Deani at Lake TnderErtss-Ike t..
low.rk vese passed the Port coLorae Lock from Geo
On the 3t Of October TIL O'Clock r H. On The ls1 Ct
November, 155s:
Ecrxp WxET-Qttober s'st. pop. nuektye, b4s cca.a
Eagle: November 1s tchf Exchange.
lACKD fAFI-ktobxr 5itt- propeller Granite stats
.sconef Eusa November Lax propeller Akron, .chooatf
Gov. II 1nt.
FoR1 ColBoRzE. Nov. l.
The sehoaacs Miami and Mar Booth are in hi. port
h21bor. !. McGY1Lrx&r
AEasvKn At ErHAtO sHox Cn,cAoo-Sor t-r,pe..
M2ydowt. and Venom.
CikAKEn 7rox Bc71Ata FOE CmcAco-Sov. l-Psor-
PotcnAc, Plymouth. and tchF. Cusics.
Aaklyxn At 0sN1to YRox CHcAGo-oet 3l-Scs. J.
CoLfarr. Wua- sandes<on.
Bxia AtnonE-C.r*- Langley. Of the Prop. Nay dowes
reports Brig aahorea II Fort Washington
, 1859-11-04
MARYLAND Congregational 1:1ectfo,

A0TYA4Ha A0uEFEA840hAk ktAEE&t0NA
BALTIMORE, MIR. 3.-The rsturns from the
rx.her 10 favor the Democrats. Tue vote #
the city is not in yet. The hefor.ners have 4
small majority in the 18th Ward
Tho Coroner held an inquest to-day on ttt.
body Of Sonny White, the rowdy, who was sko:
Yesterday in The 1slh Ward. Il serlict va,
rendered. attsibuting tle killing to accideut, I'll:
wound haviug beeu inflicted BY u stray shut
No evidence was elected showing that Duff, j,
who was arrested fur Z act, had any thing IL
do with It.
An inquest is now in progress on tue body Of
Mr.: A. i. X. le. who died LAST evening from i'll
juries he 1eceircd.
In the 9Th Congressional District, Anne Arul,-
del equity gives George ". Hughes, Den,., frr
Congress- liz majority, a Democratic gain Of )
votes. In tic :tb District, Frederick county
gives II. ". Hoffman. American, for Congress,
about 300 minority. loss Of 43a votes. Wash
iuEtou county, gires Hoffman about so ma jo1s1y.
BALTIMORE, Nov 3.-Ileturns from Cecil au..
Howard count!c. SHOW Democratic gain OF i;
nsmbers Of the Legislature. 4 Representative s
and two Senators.
Returns indicate that the Democrats will hare
Z majority in The uonse-Scuate III doubt. City
returns not complete. The Americans viii
have II 900 majority, which. of course, secures
their State iicket by heavy majority. So fu-
there appears to be no Change in Congressional
delegation.
Inquest On Mr. Kyle not yet concluded.
The Central Reform Committee have held II
meeting aud unanimously expressed the dccp-
est Indignation aud distress in view Of the mui
der Of their respected and excellent fellow ci,i-
zen, Adam Barlle Kyle, Jr., at tie polls in tlu
hfteeu1f ward, mud resolved TO attend tho funcr-
al tomorrow morning. inviting nil lovers oflaw
and order, who regard with so1roH aud etlau'.:
this crowning act Of the unparalleled cnortni-
ties Of the recent election. TO unite in lie func,