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The Alabama Election.

It'e9rcphed tsaretg % fN krentac Sta..
MONTGOMERY. Nov. iS.-The srccesS Of the
democratic State ,icses Is generally con seded
b. from 8 Geo o. =, , majority. The HOUSE will
stand 81 democrats o. IS republicans About ~
Ga the latter are co'ored. The lsst Hoase con
taired about - republicans 20 I. democrats
The members OF the Senate hold over. and that
body - srdS 81 republicans 20 democrats. u
Is doubtful which party will have the M jority
on A 10 nt ballot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-15
FOR THIRTY YEARS
mas that well known. standard and popular remedy
PAIN KILLER

mannfsctured by Perry Davis & Son, Providence,
Is: H., been before the public. and in that time has
used by people of all nations.
L. lems,ns, to day, that same good and efficient
Iemeuy. ITS wonderful power in relieving the most
sssere pam has never been eaualled, and it has
earned RS world wide popularity by its intrinsic
nIfu. NO curative agent has had wide spread
sne or such universal satisfaction. The various
Ills LOT winch the Pain Killer is unfailing cure
ere TOO well known to require recapituation in this
aaNeriisement As an external ard internal medi-
cine, the Pain iller stands unry allied Directions
accompany each bottle.
Sold by all Druggists.
Price Is cts, ~ cts. and 8 per bottle nos eolm&W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-15

Iot>grdphed EIoirsively 20 fAe Eressao STAY.
bALrIHoRk. Nov. B.-Cofton quiet but sfeAdy a.
lssaB FLOUR active and hrm-Howsrd street -neer ,
SiSSsS3.s9. extra, SsT5as6-s0: family, s7sss Is
1ity Mills super. ga 5ss6T3, extra S6s family
s.ssssa , Mes,er. super, z. 5s.ssS: sSr..
scsrce-Marylsnd amber, Sl.70aSl IS: good % prime
Slnasl as; common 90 fair, issgi 10, Ohio and
fn1faus, : ! "a 81 y. Corn ffm-wht southern.
old, ,oss2c, 1ia76c.; yellow, Odd. ssasac ueS
Ssasic. Oats frmer Of nc, Bye bette at 7oa7ac
Provisions unchanged whisky hrmtr at S,sxsesc.
BALTIMORE, Nov. B.-virGinia sixes, old. ~ bid.
olis asked.
NEW YoRk, NOV. i5.--stooks strong. Gold n.
Money sss Exchange. long, q: short, -. $50
ls62, coupon, 8. Virginia &c, en- coupon. G., do se~
"a. North Car0linas, old. tss. do. nev, $50.
NEW YORK. Nov. lj-rlour duu aud drospirs
W heat dull and heavy Corn scarce and firm.
SOS- -
@-FraDcis a. Blair. Eco, conservative. has
been elected 10 the Missouri Legislature from
81. Louis.
oSrAt the recent election in Maryland I3l On,
votes were polled by both parties rs coo demo
cratic, and 5. $50 republican. giving the DOM
nant party In the State majority OF II 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-15

The BATON RouGE RIorEns-The revenue
cutter Wilderness has arrived i'm New Orleans
with sixty Baton Rouge rioters prisoners. They
were sent to the parish prison. Comm. Weller
New Orleans for trial. All the rioters will be
tried upon charge Of violating the enforce
ment act OF Congress, approved May 3fst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-15

STREET CAR WAR IN NEW YORK Rdia on
ne Cars Jg :tTiksrS.-1here is a drivers strike
On the Belt Railroad in New York and they are
having lively time, according to the Mail 81
last evening, which says: Have passengers by
The street cars any rights which corporation
and their employees are bound to respect? II
would hardly seem so from the violent proceed
ines on the line OF the Belt Railroad yesterday
when gang Of riotous drivers blockaded the
nrst car which attempted to- pass. We read that
the rioters beat the drivers in the most shame
full manner, and also riddled the car Windows
with stones. Showers of stones were also hailed
on the cars from the roofs of houses in the vi
ciulty, In which, probably, some OF the rioters
resideds Several persons were struck with
stones and more or less injured, anu as a result
OF the attacks the running OF the cars was neces-
sarily suspended.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-15

SENATOR CAMERON left here this morning Ton
an eXtendod tour through the south. II is no,
certain that he will return before the reassem-
bling of Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-15

Presentation. Matt. II. Carpenter, of
Wisconsin. and Hon. Leonard Myers, OF Penn
syivsnia. are at WIZARDS.
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Desth Of a New.p.per Man.

CIN'INSATI, Nov. r5.-w. Starbucx. q ioun-
der and he prirc'p-l proprie; or o. TIE CIacin-
ak tbs N orrirg u ON d'1ea3e OF the heart. Sc
wac - yc9ls old, arc his general he slth W.
good. He was AT his ofnce usual yes,e-dss
morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-15

On DIT, that the new Commissioner OF Inter
nal Revenue will hail from Quincy, Illinois,
and that III at was the object of Senator Trum-
bulls visit to the President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-15

APrOINTED-'rhe Secretary OF the Treasury
has appointed +. Platt Stratton local inspector
OF steamboats, for the city OF New York.
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EVENING STAR.
Warrington News and Gossip.
Hon. CARL SBURz is in town.

INTERNAL RKvKNUR--The receipts to-day
from this source were slGG, 237 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-15

COLorED MEN ELECTED.-Its stated that the
new legislature OF Louisiana, just elected, will
contain four cOiOred men in the Senate and
about forty in the Horse. South Carolina elects
three colored members OF Congress, a eolored
lieutenant governor, eleven colored State Ser A.
tors and eighty colored members of the Hon e.
besides cOlOred Secretary OF State and a
Supreme Judge. Alabama has elected a colored
member Of Congress and a number OF colsred
persons to the State Legislature
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-15

SUNSET Cox is here, mainly for the purl d.
oFp-epariDg II lecture. He does his coaching
in the Congressional library.
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Coute>.iou Of Mur,ser-

BosToN, Nov. ia young man calling IN
self Danas Lord surrendered himself TO a. 70, -
ncer in Randolph, aud hrs been brought "a z.
ton. who ccrtes = that he murdered Benja a 20
Nathan in New lOrk.
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BATCHELOR,s HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye lie the best in the world.
harmless reliable, instantaneous, does not contain
iead nor any rtfalie poison to produce paralysis or
death Avoid the Wanted and delusiye preparations
Boosting virtues they do not possess. The genuine
w. A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had thuiy years
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Sold
by al Druggists. Applied at 16, Bond street, New
Iork fe5-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-15

The LOUISIANA ELECrIoN.-The republicans
claim Louisiana by $1,000 majority, all their
Congressman, Sheldon, Sypher, Darrell,
McClearry and Aozey, being elected.
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LECTURES.

HTtHCTURE REV. DIR. d. P. sEATON,
~ Medical Grac uaie of the American Medical
Snwe,siiy OF Philadel, his, and Pastor of Union
i SetneI Chmreh, street, between 18th and 10Th
streets, viii deliver Lecture in the aboy renamed
Church on TUESDAY EVENING NEXT the 18th
,5stant SUBJECT, THE Laws OF HEALTH"
rroceeds Tor the benefit Of the Church Admi ssinn,
10 cents. Lecture to commence at 'clock MI I'd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-15

THE CABINET MEETING to-day was attended
by all the members, and lasted until nearly
three O'Clock, but no definite action was taken
as exp; ctcd, on the matter of filling the vacan.
cies now eAis ing.
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MYSTERIOUS MURDER IN NEW JERSEY
Circumstances connected with the death OF
John Cassabaum, Of Manunuckin, n. j.. sup
posed TO have committed suicide. lead 70 the
belief that he was murdered. The body has
teen eShumed, and inve stigatiOn reveals the
fact that deceased had been first robbed and
I hot; and the dead body placed on the railroad
track, where it was found alter a train OF cars
had passed over it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-15

RoDERICK X. BUTLER, reelected to Congress
from the first district o. Tennessee, announces
that LIE will be in this city in about two weeks to
answer the charges preferred against him i'm the
Pension Office, and prove his innocence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-15

1cE-The first ice OF the season formed at
LyncbburR, Va, on Thursday night, and in ex-
posed localities was from an eighth 10 the fourth
Of an inch in thickness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-15

CHICAGO has q hotel with Q patent heat
Indicator running from every room to the ONCE,
any room in the house. They had W0man's
rights meeting in one Of the parlOIs the other
day. when all Of sudden the indicator said
cred hot" and the firemen bad hose in that
parlor in twenty eight seconds and put 'em out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-15

NAVAL ORDERS To-DAY.-Ordered: Lieuten-
ant Commander Ernest j. Dickman, TO staff
duty in the North Atlantic feet; Surgeon A. A.
Hooking, to special duty at New York; Chief
Engi, IT George X. johnson, to Lea que Island
Pa. Detached: Lieutenant Commander =, r
HsrEiDg on, rom TORPEDO duty and waiting or.
ders; Lieuter ant Commander Charles w. Ken.
rely, ard I.ieufenarts Rufus Waterman and
Murray 3. Day, from the Slrapac and WAITING
orders; Lieutenant W. 4. Swinburne from nm,
kearsage ard waiting orders; Master Samr-l
belden, from the Nyack and Gil sick leave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-15

ANOTHER AcQuIrrAL.-The young man,
Lieut.. Daugterty, of Newport (Ky.) barracks,
who shot Van Horn, the slanderer OF bis sister
at kokcro, Ind, last winter, has been tried
and acquitted. On the rendition of the verdict
Mrs. Van Horn attempted to sheet Daugherty,
hut failed.
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NOLD WEATHER II APPROACH

COLD wEArH Ias. Is APPROACH
AND WE ALL NEED rHR PRorRorIor or
VAIN GARABArs,
But tender childhood has fts hrst claim upon M.
therefore have provided for the little better
assortment than ever I had before, and would
respectfully call the attention Of the Ladies 70 my
beautiful and large variety Of
Children extra long Fancy WOOL HOSE.
SCARLET and Blue HOSE.
WHITE MERINo SOCKS and hose
Ohildreus WHITE COTTON, extra long. and
other HOSE.
Chdrens Hand Knit sAQUEs, HOODS, LEG
GINS, BOOTS, MlTTs, and CLOAks.
iso, iEFASTs' BRU SHE'S and COMBS, SAFETY
PINE RusBkR c lo; 10 .an gs. OF BY the
Ladies, and Gents all wool WHITE and OoLoRKD
HOSE. Ribbed and Plain.
sCARFs, long and short, from sc. mp.
Ladies, Hand made BREAKFAST sBAwLs .nd
Ladies VESTS from 81 up.
Misses and Boys' VESTS, In all sises.
A full assortment q TOILET ARrIcLEs, perb.p.
the largest kept in one place.
HEMsTITCHED LINEN uANDKERcHIErs.
Gents all LINEN HASDKEncBIKrs. from
SOC. up.
Ladies real MOROCCO sAIJHELs, from s.nup.
500 TRAvKLINa: MARKET, WORK. LUSoH
and other BASKETS, direct from the factory.
EMBsoIDERED SLIPPERS and CUSHIONS.
Fine ANGoRA WOOL.
CRoCHKT and KNITTIHo NEEDLES.
1000 NEW PATTERNS FOB EMBROIDERY.
Toesthsr Nth sueh En- sssortnent Of NOTIONS,
q lss 6SS3P AZ bsz s.n be found
u ULIVXDA
3Is SEVENTH srREfr.
BETWEEN PESSsylvASIA AVENUE AND d srRkEr.
sst ,, = +: :, 30. wnsey
JET
AND ALL orHER KIND OF yEwELRY.
At Zoe Dsr sst.ss
1850. Q. BELLERs,
THE CELEBRATED
MURRAY q LANMAN,s
FLORIDA WATER.
THE unsr ..s, o,
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WINES And LIQUORS.

"INES AID LIQUORS.
FINEST QUALITIES AT LOWEST PRICES.
IMPORTED CHAMPAGNE,
DIZZY yERZENAY-CARTE BLANCHE
FrOm the old house o. Bouche, Fills a o. Mar,aI,
Az.
old prices, with the additional cost Of reiRh t Al
sed only, on account Of the war.
SUPERIOR Old WHISTLES
Celebrated brands from celeb rated dI.tilIers
OLD PEMBROkE, OLD BAKER MOUNTAIN
DEW
OLD ROCOCO, MILK -0F-kENrUCk
AT Low PRICES
OF GUARANTEED PURITY
CALIFORNIA AND CATAWBA BRANpIES
CALIFORNIA WINES, ia variety
SCOTCH AND IRisH WHISTLES.
JAMAICA, ST. CROfx, AND MEDFORD RUNS
sHEERIEs. PORTS, AND uADEIRAs
from low 10 high grades.
BURGUNDY, CLAREr AND RHINE WINES
THOMAS RUSSELL.
Skocssser 20 Il. a. Dyer u.
no4 1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
N CHAMBERs, il, MACHINIsr
~. Cornsr 9Th and Streets, ". w
All jObbing for Printing Offces, Plsairg ills,So
promptly attended 20. New machinery aud steag
power used. and first class hands employed. Worl
delivered In Warrington Tree Of charge. 0el9 In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-15

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDENr-The
President male the following appointment,
to-day :-Her.y G.. Hicks, ATTORNEY L. s., dis
trict o:TeNss; James X. Beckwith, Attorney L.
s., district of Loai,iara; Wm. Hunter. Apprai-
ser Of Merchandi ,, pot OF Mobile, Alabama
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-15
EDUCATIONAL.

EDOCA ION AL.
HOwARD UNIVERSITY,
H MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
Programme Of Clinical Lectures In Freedmen'.
Hospital, commencing WEDNESDAY. October 49,
and cor ttnutng until be following March:
ct RGlCAL CLlNlO-Wedneslays at 5 ~ D. m BY
Professor Robert Rey burn, N. u.
FEMALE CLlNIC-Fridays at 80 p m, by Pro
lessor Joseph Taber johnson, ID.
MEDICAL CLlNIC-hOndays st III m, b Pro
fessor p. Ii Strong, NJ. ID.
To students attending the University Clinical In
sfruction, free.
To all others. general ticket, 80.
Tickets may be procured from
JOSEPH TABER JOHNSON, N. D..
secrefary OF the Faculty, cOraer OF New York ave
nue. and 18th street. oc lf-u
ENGLIsH. FRENCH, AND CLASSICAL IN
ANGELO JACKSON. Principal. y Is New Hork
avenue. Prof. BAkRI, Teacher Of French. oc7 TN
'l'HE MISSES OSBORNE YOUNG LADIES
II SkMINARY,1131 18th ST bet and Tho
rough instructlon- References:-Hon. Vim. II Sew
Ard, eI Secretary OF State: Gen. John =. Croker,
Hon John Hiiz, Swiss Consul GENERAL. Prof Henri
MASON, teacher Of French. sell nm
I'bE ENENiSG CLASSES IN MATHEMAr.
lCS, Enshsh Grammar, Book k-e ping and Pen
nanshlp, AZ Emerson Institute 18th street betveep
j and n will be recognized on MONDAY Oct "a
leu Tor terms, &C., apply TO
%0-u 1871 Vermont avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-15

ARMY ORDERS Tc-DAy.-Captain q. =. Hall
military stOrekeeper, has been ordered to re-
port TO the commanding general of the De part
ment Of the Platte for duty. The resignation
Of Lieut.. A. 5. Hardy, I'd artillery, has been
accepted. 1ieuterants H. H. Abel. eth cav
airy, and Thomas K. Lawson, unassigned, have
been hoporably discharged the service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-15

THK ACTING COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL
REVENUE has received a letter from the Super
visor g. Irierpal Revenue for the district OF
Tennessee, stating that bis late DE- eision in re-
gard to the purifying and refining of whisky
has given great satisfaction there and, under
that construction Of the law, al out go distil-
leries in that STA will START and .un coptiuu
ousy through the winter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-15

NEW YORK. Nov. I5-Arrived, steamer A
geria, from LlverI pol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-15

FRENCH VICTORY At ARTHEylY.
A Desperate Conflict.

RETREAT OF THE GERMANS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-15

Supreme Court Of the United State yesterday
unanimously concurred in refusing to re core
the appeal of Deming, supposed to involve the
constiutionality Of the legal tender act to the
docket, and the original Judgment therefore
stands as recorded in favor OF the United States
RUSSIA AND THE TREATY OF ISjs-The Sec
Ietary of State has received a dispatch f:om
Vienna, saying that Austria has been officially
notified that Russia would no longer observe
the treaty OF 1876, touching the neutrality OF the
Black Sea. This is Construed AZ notice of
speedy advance on the part of Russia toward.
Constantinople.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-15

CANAIDs.-we are authorized by the proper
authority to state that there is no truth IN the
report that the President has recalled Nj
Motley, Minister to England, and Instructed
him TO turn over the affairs of the legation TO
Mr.. Moran. SiTilarly the story is all bos, tn AT
Secretary Fish while in New York GENT a letter
OF resignation to the President, which the Pres
ident he's sisnited his intention to accent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-15
John b. COUGH.
John b. COUGH.
NEW LECTURE
FACT AND FICTION,
LINCOLN HALL,

TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER larH.
Mr.. COUGH will also deliver HIS celebrated ar.
tuIe, " Curiosity" ON WEDNESDAY EVENING
at BaiiantSpe ites.rved seafs - cents For sale
ming of the Lecture. nos
A MUsEMENTs FOB WINTER EVENINGS.
"A for Churc hes, Schools, Christian Associations
bissvns Views 1 paintings s to select ipc or
ihe Hely Land, seriptursl Views, Ascent Of Mosi
MsE. f.s
terms for cbildren's parties. ii WILLIAMS,
STAB OOUBsE
LYON POST No. s.G.AR.
The Post has the honor to announce that it hs.
completed arrangements for csurse Of four Lee.
tures, to be given at Lincoln Hall. The season will
MONIAY EVENING. DECEMBER 5.1.7o,
win Ss 'y th b. s5 Cos hSSTS2,i'
author 81 "A Summer Day at Long Branch. mrs
sATSs1PSHltYHESSEslNs, DECEMBER 10. 1870,
rs Sassi Viz TSEs ;Ss
subject, Dr. rs. s. .sy Hs:. Utah.
IHTRSDHY EVENING, DEcEMBER ~ 1870,
% 'n' GEsERXfGi j j; kILpArRIok.
d ms neT lestnre entitled Scenes and Incl
season tickets emitting the purchaser TO the same
seat during the entire course ~. Can be obtained
at Philip Soiomons Book store. Psnnsy wanna ave-
nue., on and after November I. 1870. sl-l6t
GRAND COURSE OF LECTURES
~ Given under the auspices OF the
CALVARY BAPTIsT CHURCH,
LINCOLN HALL,
Commencing
+ hs' Blind Man s.s ii o. Msassas
December S.......-.........-.-.. BENZ. J. LOSING
subJect-Chivalry Yesterday and To day.
December ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Ii. DU CHAILLU
subject.A Journey to the Country Of the Dwar;.;;
subject = Select Readings from Celsbfated Au.
January Is, ......sTEPHEN MAsSETT
Subject - Sixty Minutes Chat with China and
Japan
February 10 .........-JOHN u. shNE
subJect-Postry and Poets.
March U5TIN MCCARTHY.
eubJect-The Thrones of Europe.
march ATE FIELD.
subJect-Actors and Acting.
March GREELEY.
April l2........-.............L s. EDGARTON
subJect-Gossip. its Causes and Cure.
April 26....HlRAM GREEN. Lait Gustice OF Peese
eubject-Bile.
single tickets. 80 ceDtt; Season tickets, So; Sea-
son tickets admitting gentleman and lady So.
For sale at Philip Solomons'; Simm Drug Store
corner Of 18th street and New York avenue, and
Bnrr Furnishing Store. go street.
purchasers OF season tickets can secure reserved
seats for the course without extra charge, on and
after November 2lst, at Burr's, 80 h ST. II I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-15

WHAT PENNSYLVANIA WANTs-wrLL SHE
room on TIE second floor OF the White Hou, e I.
day, where were found Gen. Dent and Co'oueI
Douglas ard others in conversation with HOY.
Leonard Myers, OF Penn, who has Just been re-
elected to the next Congress. The convers alton
then turned on the congressional campaign in
his State, and after relating various mirror
phases therein he said Sc But lust tell Won
there's one thing to be done, and that is give
us Cabinet officer, that We can control
something, and then won't get beaten so
badly
well, you have had a Cabinet officer. DO
RE, > and he wouldn't stick, and YOU represent
the United States at the Court of st. Peters
burg"
Mr.. Myers.-"Oh! yes, that's all very well
but great State like ours is entitled to a Cabi
net officer. The people are constantly throwing
it up TO us, say ing that we their representatives
have TO power, TO influence, in fact no nothing
Our opponents toO use it for their tenefs ard
Iiticu'e Us, q, d tell you the most powerful
weapon yet to r:e with the American eople is
Iidicule. Its effect is wOrdrCrs. We never
would have lest those districts in PHILADELPHIA
only for the action of the government in regard to
the navy yard there. Men must have work |
tell You what We want is representation in the
Cabinet, and IFS no use talking
Messenger interruptiDg).-"M Myers, walk
in, sir; the President will see you now
Mr.. Myers.-"Ah, certainly" and in he went:
but our reporter is in doubt as 20 whether or not
the sentence thus broken OIL was continued in
The inner sanctum.
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COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION which has been
in progress at the Patent Office for the ia II few
days was completed yesterday. There were two
vacancies Of ii. 81 clsss clerk>hirs in the bureau
for which there were ten applicants. The ex.
aiming board WIS composed OF Acting Com
missioner Duncan, Profess Or Schae fer, and ES-
aminer in Chief Cla ke. CT the ten applicants
only two Just the required number) passed
Messrs. Il. T. WILDER and j. ID. Hyer Ar,,.s
the many questions comprising the exsn .:cn
there was one, Chow many times is IL con-
tanned in .?" which wss answered by only
one out OF the ten applicants.
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POLAR SODA. KIssINGKN, vICBY, sRLr
ZER, SARATOGA. BEDFORD AND BLUE
LICK wATERs, ON DRAUGHr ALL TIE
YEAR. ssstr
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THE RUSSIAN SENSATION

Sixty Russian Gunboats in the Black Sea
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-08-04

We take the following Montana items from
the Deer Lodge Independent:
Near Red Mountain City, j. L. Beck struck
n silver lode reported TO be- very rich. II i
four feet In width, and the vein well defined.
In Pioneer and Pixies Peak districts. the
Chinese own nearly all the mining ground and
water bitches.
The telegraph lines have been constructed.
and are in operation to Deer Lodge CITY.
Two prisoners escaped from the Louis and
Clark County jail short time ago. One al
them, Moses V. Baldwin, was In jail on n charge
OF murder, and NJ. Il. Metcalf for grand larceny