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"Wby," said Miss Annia Dickinson, on one occasion, stepping forward to the footlights and commencing lecture with a lofty flight of elOqnence. "Why was born ?" She Paus. ed, and thrill ran through the audience Again the light tones of the wiasome woman rolled over the expectant people as she repeal ed the question, "Why was I bOrn?' And again she paused, that the due impression might be made upon her hearers before she answered her own question. "Why was 1 born?' she asked once more in trouching and almost painful accents, when wicked boy in the gallery shouted, T give it up r'
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E. E. DUNEE,
ATTORNEY AID ooUvsELoR-Ar-LAw

ATTORNEY AnD CoUYsELoR-AT-LAw,
 1901, r Street, WASHINGTON D. c, Will promptly attend to the collection Of all claims. placed in his hands, against the gOV' ernment of the United States.
 Will also pay special attention to procuring patents for Miuing Claims, School Lands etc Respectfully refers 10 Governor A. P. K Stafford, and Hon, R. c. Mccormick. If
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Contributors to late Weekly Arizonan Publish ing Company are notified that dividend of fifty per cent on subscription for September 1869 will be paid them on application to the undersigned.
 LIONEL NJ. JACOBS, Tucson 4. T. July lst 1870.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-07-02

-----g James M. Moore has been -,.,master at Maricopa Wells in
 r.to S Carr. retIgued,
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-07-02

.., or ten MsKicans indulged in g , s . very romantic spot just outside Monday. Although several ugly
 '- r.ra piyen and received 1t IS not 's, ar,5s was killed-which IS un- l1. ,Eo.e 2, peoole take to fighting.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-12-10

not prepossess her in favor of such colonies.
France and Germany will be so exhausted by
their present war that they will be in no haste
to provoke another; and Spain is too weak to
govern what she already holds in the West
Indies. resolute assertion of the Monroe
doctrine is all that is needed to ward off the
danger which General Grant so whiningly
deplores in his message. The West India
Islands belong by their geographical posi-
ton to the American political system; and
whether they are to fulfil their ultimate
destiny as an independent confederation, or
as part of the Uuited States, we are equally
interested in forbidding any new ties be-
tween them and Europe. General Grant is
recreant to every American sentiment in ad-
mitting the possibility that San Domingo
may pass to some European power if we do
not make hot haste to acquire it.
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SPEOiAL NOTICES.

n.y. UNION LEAGUE HOUSE, BROAD
STREET.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 5, 1910.
The annual meeting of the Union League OF
Philadelphia will be held at the League House on
MONDAY EVENING, December IL, at O'Clock,
at which meeting there will be an election for ofi-
Gers and directors for the ensuing year.
GEORGE II. BOXER,
l256trp Secretary.
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MISS SUSAN b. ANTHONY,
ON MONDAY EVENING, Dec. ~.
c..l. In.I. N

pSF1 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
application will be made at the next meeting
OF the General Assembly OF the Commonwealth OF
Pennsylvania for the Incorporation OF Bank, in
accordance with the laws OF the Commonwealth, to
be entitled THE PETROLEUM BANK, to be located
at Philadelphia with capital OF one hundred thou
sand dollars, with the right to increase the same to
five (5) hundred thousand dollars
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Ray FARMERS AND MECHANICS MA
w. TlONAL BANK,
PHILADELPHIA, December s, 1870.
The annual election for Directors OF this Bank
will be held al the Banking House on WEDNES-
DAY, the nth day OF January next, between the
hours OF IL O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock p. NJ
i2stjl1 w. RUSHTON, Jr., Cashier,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-11-11
wing are the closing a .0tations:


NEW NEW YORK, Nov. 1o-Cotton easier; sales 2a4e
,Gaiesi Middng uplands at 16c. Flour-sales 5000
69ls.; State and Western heavy and a 1Oc lower;
Szate at 4 W g 80; Round hoop Ohio at 40 q 10;
Western at 80 q 6 %; Southern at 60 a $780,
Wheat slightly in buyers favor; sales 1877 COO BUSH;
No. Spring at q @ l ga for new; No. at rs a
2Ss tor new; Winter Red and AmberlWestern at 80
Al, 900 BUSH. new Mixed Western at 81 a s5Ic; old
at 81 g s9c. Oats firmer; Ohio at 80 q Gle; Western
at 81 59c. Pork firm new mess at "a so "a "a rs;
prime at2e % g So Lard steady At isl g ilie2
Whiskey active; Western free at Sc a sac Rice
steady; Carolno at 81 q &C. Sugar unchanged;
Porto Rico at 10 q 104c; Muscovado at 81 a 1Olc;
tair to good geo refining at % lOc; No y Dutch stand
9oc Naval StoresSpirits Turpentine easier at 4Oc;
Resin at 50 q 90 tor strained. Petroleum. quiet;
crude at l2c; refined at 234c. Talow dull at 81 "a sJc
FIeights to Liverpool more active; Cotton "a
5-l6d; wheat q SD.
CHICAGO, Nov. 10.-Flour-Spring extras firm
Wheat quiet; No. Spring at 963 "a SIC. Corn ex
cited; No at 6l5c Oats advancing and in fair de.
mand; No. 2 at ss4c: Rye firm; No. z at 6aac Bar
Icy o aavanengi No at 50 @ sale, Whiskey ct S2A
% e5c Mess Pork rmer at "a 90 for old and % 90 for
new, Lard advanced &c. Green meats advanced
tie ats IS @72o,' '''-FS-- ~ W. 0"s
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WASHlNGTON.
CENgTra RFTTYpNc

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.-The corrected CEN
suslrethrns show population of 9115 in Wv
oming territory and IA .O21 in Dakotah exclu-
sIve OF Indians. A telegram from Collector
Wilcox of Lynchburg, states that Rivas. Re-
publican, is undoubtedly elected to Congress-
10 the 9th district of Virginia.
John NJ Mckinney ha. been anponted
Judgeof the U. S. District Court 10 the soutb-
ern district of Florida
CHANGES IN THE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT
Numerous changes in the Department of the
Interior are contemplated. The Secretary AS
in consultation with the President this morn :
ing on the subject and one of the results was a
change OF the pension agent at Wheeling
THE Mc'GARRAHAN CLAIM.
:, McGarrahan has prepared an. answer to ex-
Sec,y Cox's letter to the President, in which
he denies emphatically the statement that he
has authorized his attorney to offer 500, 900 for
Cox's influence in favor of his claim. judge
Paschal and A. 2. Shaw, McGarrahan's couI-
such proposition ''
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LOUISIANA.


TOWN IN POSSESSION OF NEGRO RIOTERS.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 1O.-Doualdsonyille is
IN possession Of negro mob 500 strong, and
Judge VIM, e. Lawes and Mayor Mark Schon-
berg are reported killed. The whites who
could not escape were arrested and imprisoned.
and the rioters threaten to burn the town and
hang several citizens. An officer of a steam
snip which passed Donaldsonvile at - o'clock
,ase nignt reports the place on fire. The riot
creates great excitement here here. A cali
signed by $50 citizens is published this evening
under the caption OF "Citizens of New Or
leans, come together, Donaldsonvile is in
flames. Our citizens are being murdered. Let
devise means for our nrotectinnin "
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@ O M M f II GAL.


0cCehpS Dy WaIIf0ads and Sfea mbO ID,
STEAMER FOREST CITY. FROM BosroN-so bb]s
onions casks oil, hhls crockery, q pkgs turni-
lure lSa casks nails, chase casks soda ASH I2 pcs
castings bales palm leaf % coils cordage, IS bois
paper crates empty boxes, chests tea, ties lard
ranges 20 b6ls sugar, crate crockery coils wire
lard zoo pkgs to order. For Canada and up country
t,l Pxgs gas ware, hid molasses. 100 window
Melgnts; oo bos tubes, 36 bbls -four bales cotton,
pas ieather bales WOOL Is bags dye stuff 1879 green
hides case Steel 20 casks oil, 20 bales hides, ia
GRAND Trunk RAILwAY-199 cans milk 1 car OF
piles. do match splints, do oil, 2 do bark. do
ties DO starch, do shook, 80 do lumber do sun
cries, 2OO bbls Hour. For shipment east 800 bbls
-four, car barrels 80.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAY-3) bdls sbove,s =.
cases carpets 52 empty barrels 40 bxs poultry $40
bush potatoes, 81 bxs sundrles.
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Freneh assembly. france siso was willing
and he deplored but would n.l ')lsenss tbe iai.
nre of The attempt to bring abodt lhis rssnit
aiding in the peace efforts and its enterprise in
recording the history Of the war. The govern
ment officially were unadvised of the course
OF the late negotiations and the cause of their
rupture. The government wanted honorable
aud permanent peace. 1t wanted Germany
strong and united and wanted France saved
from further humiliation
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OCTOBER rERM-GoDDARD, j., PRESIDING.
THURsDAY.-Denus Tobn VS.. P. S. & P. r. r.
Action OF tort TO the sum Of $4,000 for per-
sonal injuries alleged to have been received in Maj eli
last by reason of detect in the platform around the
depot of the defendant Company in this city. The
plaintiff is minor and this action by his father
who is hack diver. Evidence for plaintiff nearly
out.
Bradburys Webb
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PRNNSvp.VaNra-

EXPLOSION OF POWDER MILL
WLKEsBARRE, Nov. 1O.-The Iuzerne Pow.
ger Company's mills at this place were de
stroyed by an explosion this morning. Burns,
the eng lpeer, was killed and Oscar Shoemak-
er, workman, fatally injured.
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ATTEMPTS AT SUICIDE IN THE LOCK UP.-A
young female, about IS years of age, calling.
her name Mary Ann Mcdonald, applied at the
police station last evening for an officer to go
to Belle Harlow's, on franklin street, and get
her clothing, alleging that she was afraid to 60
for fear of being beat AS she appeared to be
very drunk the officer in charge placed her in
the lodging room. She made so much noise
that he was obliged 10 take her out and place
her in cell. Here she deliberately tried three
times TO hang herself to the gratings of the
door, but was cut down each time by the off
Ger, who at last put the bracelets On her until
she came to her sober senses. 1t seems she
came from Boston with Mrs. Ford Wedres-
day morning, went with her to Belle Horlow's,
where she was induced TO drink liquor, which
affected her reason, slept at the American
American House Wednesday night female
freud having given her money enough to pay
for her lodgings. Her parents reside ia Bos-
ton, and she has been living with Mrs. Ford,
though she says she left that place six months
since. Mrs. Ford called at the station house
late last evening to inquire for her prtoege, and
promised to take her back to Boston to day.
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ssS5e pash corn bash. o ass gis ghSst
-. bush. barley, $500 hogs. ~'"'S css" ~
o, sahniPments4 COO o6, -four, ics 900 bust wbsa.
ley, 200 hogs ' 'i,oVO push. par
o, CINCINNATI, Nov. 10 .-tgsso ,,. ).
clear sidas w. Bulk meats-Shoulders at 10, 10 iIc
at 7c; sides At 'G: Green meats higher; shoulders
vanced to 90 "a hams at 12lc. Live hogs ad-
es; Mddling upands i5 a iSae active at full prie
lands 15c. o" urn Middling up
CHARLESTON, Nov. IO.-Cotton s.o..,-
uplands at 15c. s'eauy' Middiing
MOBILE, Nov. lo.-Cottou quiet; Middling uplanas
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ALLEN MISSION CHAPEL-There is q very
interesting religious interest at the Allen Mis-
sion. The Friday evening prayer meetings es
pecially are becoming very fully attended,
We learn also that some inteanal improve
nents are being made to the Chapel which,
when con. pieted, win make it very appropri-
ate and pleasant Chapel for religious services.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

The Woman Suffrage Association is in ses-
sion at Philadelphia with large attendance. -
Mary Grew, Lucy Stone. Julia Ward Howe.
B. Blackwell are present
Philadelphia has commenced the inanonr,.
ton of paid fire department. system.
The population of Kentucky is 1892 COS. an
increase of 277 oil since 1860.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-11-11

THE MEMBERS of the 4th Congregations
Church and Society, gave their pastor, Rev.
Samuel Harrison, a surprise visit ON Wednes-
day evening, at the residence of Mr.. William
Smith, Smith street, at which a good number
were present. The evening passed very pleas
antly and agreeably. Substantial evidences
were lett of love and esteem in needful things.
He and his family we're made happy by this
token
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Sr. ANDREWS SoCIErY.-At the ,r,,,o,
meeting of the st. Andrew Society, held last
evening, the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: President, Alexander Tay-
Tor; Vice President, Robert M. Gould; Treas
urer, Thomas McEwen; Secretary, John Por-
teous; Assistant Secretary, John Mein; Ply
aician. II. T. Cummings; Charitable Commit
tee, William Sharp, William Taylor, Alfred
Robertson.
The Society voted to celebrate st. Andrews
Day November 3O,) by supper, particulars of
which will be duly given in tie papers.
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Col. z. A. Smith, the editor OF the Somerset
Reporter is leeturing on ''the Capture of Rich
mond and the surrender OF Lees army Col.
Smith is one of the most vigorous writer's in
the State, and has peculiar qualifications for
writing about the late war; in which he was an
active participant.
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NE W YORK.

s- THE ANNEXATION OF CANADA
At a meeting of the French Canadian Soci
ETY. this evening declaration of the princi-
pies was adopted in favor of annexing Canada
to the United States. Annexation is declared
to be the inevitable destiny of Canada. Amer
leans are urged to agitate the subject.
CITY AND VICINITY.
Gen. Banks left this city this evening for
Boston. He win soon make public statemen +
relative to his suppseresd Franco Prussian lee
ture here.
The principal illicit whiskey distiller arrest
ed in the recent raid in Brooklyn escaped from
custody at the Navy Yard Sunday night the
sergeant Of the guard OF marines deserving his
posi- apparently to favor Kelly's departure. It
to justice.
Judge Bowling to-day sentenced Jos. Don.
aIoson, a United States election supervisor to
the penitentiary for six months, for assaultipg
a voter.
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Wassenis Chss.t.d saea'asinss'
e. y !.

- t.tH . ki!ef az ~ fPr5s
foe .-t.test developed Ia the Iustrudlion ae'
partmcnt Of our benevolent work invites
more definite statement Of the object Of the
Free Evening School, which is already organ
zied, aud will be open Monday ard Friday
at the Ladies Rooms, No. 301 2 Congress
street.
Young women who have received the advan
tages of an early education, and would like to
devote their evenings to study and needed
work, are offered this course of free instruc
ton, with the moral advantages resulting from
the helpful interest of the association.
Besides attention to the simplest branches of
study, familiar instruction will be given in
history and elementary science with other pro-
VISIONS ioi general Interest and welfare OF the
school which the kindness aud talent of ladies
interested may furnish
Spelling books, Greenleafs arithmetic, and
Cotton and Fitcb's g: ographies, will be most
In requisiton, aLd ii any who may have dis
carded these sch oil books will lend or give
them away, let tb, m bring them to the rooms
of the Y. NJ. G A
The school is already interesting in numbers
aud character aud others wishing to join it
may make application OF any time to either OF
the Committee of Iustfucii IN, consisting OF the
following ladies': Mrs. George e. Taylor, Mrs.
Joseph A. Kiog, Mrs. Philip II. Browo,
Mrs james Brown. MIS-. George r. MacIn-
tyre, Miss Mary S. Deering, Miss Lucietia ID.
Sowau NM
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Seizure.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following deg
~ cribed property was seized at the time and
places hereinafter mentioned, for violation of the
Revenue Laws, vz WIG
Sept IL, 1870, at Durham, one chestnut colorad
mare, one buggy wagon and harness; Sent. Is. iS7o
At stable street. Portland one bay horse
ANY person or persons claiming the same arc re-
9uested to appear and make such claim within TWEEN
y uays IRON the date hereof; otherwise the said
VIII De disposed Of in accordance with the
ac's oil congress IN such cases made and provided.
ISRAEL WASHBURN, JR.,
NJ Collector
Toruanu. NOV. Z, 1899, daaw3w nOv9
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ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Apron Party. -. Second Unlversalist Society.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Parlor Croquet. g. g. L Bailey.
Golden Rife. q J.. Bliley.
Removal. -. Fessenden Bros.
NEW ADvER EASEMENT COLUMN.
Steel Pens and Ink. W. A. Wilde s. Co.
Notice. Gardiner jordan.
Hair-Dressing. =. s. ID. Roberts
Great Inducements L. Barlow.
Wantel--S. II. Ia iley IL Co.
To Lei. .Whariagr.
New Openeg.... p. Skillin.
Ager : Wanted.
Large OF lis Age. Sunday Star.
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Mr.. e. Fairfield, No. 66 Federal streets, offers
for sale a beautiful article, with suitable de-
signs, which simply needs the handiwork of
the ladies to make into splendid parlor mat.
Call and see
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PATENTS have been issued to Perley d. Cum
mings for deyicefor keyiug paving blocks, and
to Crawford Staples Griffin and Josiah Wells
Wilkins of Stockton for dovetailing machine
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UTAR,


CAPTURE OF TWO RAILROAD ROBBERS
SALT LAKE Cry, Nov. 1O-Two of tho f,or-
trail Pacific mail robbers were caught last nj ,ht
by the Mormon authorities, TWENTY-FIVE miles
west OF this city, and they are on the track of
two Others VIZ ''"oA vi
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JOB PRINTING. Send your orders for Job
Printing to the Daily Press Printing House
where they will be promptly attended to at the
owest possible rates. VIM. M. MARKS.
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CHURcHELL's Vegetable Medicated Oil
Use it and you will never be without it. For
sale by druggists generally. 1aw-4w
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view YORK StOck and Money Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. 10-Moyning Gold 110a "a 11O.
Money At q per cent. Sterling Exchange At
1904 @ 1O9b. az
Governments steady.
There were twenty-five proposals for bonds to the
Government to day. amounting to $13, 432, 200 from
at 107 16-1t0 q 107 24-1OO. WV -'-'A
Stocks-Canten. Pacific Mail and North Western
preferred very strong.
NEW YORK, Nov. 10-44ffernoon. There was a
slight advance in Gold late in the afternoon to 1l03
9 ll0t, the closing prices which was attributed 10
aecine IN securities in the London market caused by
Favre's circular. The market throughout the day
was extremely quiet and steady. -N ""'
Governments closed dull and firm ~
Money continues easy at a per cent ster,inp
Exchange very duh at 1O9t a 1884, Ae
The following were fine cOsino nuo+ot;or,,
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Go to Burleigh's, 81 Middle street, 70 The
best and cheapest OyercOat.
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THE Learned Theban" who edits the Argus
went into drug store yesterday, and asked
for can onnce of civet to sweeten his imagina-
ton" An ounce! exclaimed the astonisbed
and excited apothecary-and with such en-
phasis that the editor departed without trrther
parley.
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The Literary World.

4 SIXrEEN-PAGE Monthly Paper Review
plete Monthly List of American ublications. Fifty
Cents per YEAR Sample Copies SeveH Cents: s. X.
CROCkER, Publisher, 81 kbromheld str session,
Mass, w. W4t az
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GLOVES an1 Mittens for boys and girls at
Anderson's, 1893 Congress st.
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Oreigls Hnarkcts.

Foreign Markets.
LONDON. Nov. 10.-1l.30 A. M.--Consols 9st "a ga
Tor money and account.
American securites-U. s. 5-2Os, 1862, S93; do
1862 old, ss4: do 1867, 90J do 1O4os, s7!. Stocks
Erie shares 10. Illinois Central 1i2I.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 10-11.3O A. M.-C0tton dull !;
sales 5000 bales: Middling uplands Cd; do Orleans
wa. Corn 29s Sd q 20s 81. Pork 1C6s Gi Lard 73s.
LONDON, Nov. 10 Evening -Consols 93s for mon
ey and account.
american securities-U s. 5-20s iS62s S9s; do 1866
3,u, ees 90 1861 800; do 1O4Os, ST.. Stocks STEADY
ERIE shares 10. Illinois Central shares 100. Allan
Tic u Great Western shares 49,
,u LONDON, Nov. 1C-Evening. firm; Mid
ui.hs upiands 3D. Refined Petroleum Is SD.
T., LONDON. Nov. 10.-The specie oh hand at the Bank
England has increased gli7,O 900 sterling s:nce or
last report. "'o
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"fhls, from q. Jordan's auction sale by
''aieS wednesday, may be bought a. small
advance on the auction price, at Taylors Ba-
zaar ana q Auc''o" Room. IA Exchange street.
nOy10 st ~
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Domestic News.
DOH0fdsOnUilIe Louisiana DesfyOv-
ed by a Negro Mob.
ZION RETURNS.

REJECTION RETURNS.
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, Nov 10.-The 4th and 9Th Con-
saessiona, districts are still in doubt, but it is
believed that Hawley and Moon both Repnb-
hcans are elected, although the majority of
each may be less than 100 .FarnswortI ia
elected By 1000 to 5000 majority.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Nov 10.-The latest election re-
turns OF this city show Heffman's majority to
be 520S9 and Halls ,081 in the total vote of
l20,O33, the total registry having been 142 Gf6
Ledwth received for Mayor 1927 votes The
Democrats gain another Congressman, Rogers.
in the 18th district, making the State deiega,
HoHuan,s majority in the State will probably
reach 5000.
The latest returns indicate that the Assem-
bly, will be equally divided, Ga Republicans to
GA Democrats.
ARKANSAS
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 1O.-A dispatch from Little
Rock, Ark, says a strong attempt was made
to sell out the Republican party by Gov Clay
ton IN the election yesterday. His registers ia
some places committed all manner of frauds
in favor of the Democracy. In Philips county.
wnete there are about 1000 Republican MAORI
W, tne Governor went in person the SATURDAY.
before, and through White, candidate for State
senator, and Judge Bennett, defeated the Re-
publican candidate and turned almost the en-.
TIRE Republican vote against Roots. the candi-
date for Congress. On Monday night at Little
hock leading rebel and candidate for the
stag Legislature declared himself and party
for Gov. Clayton for United States Senator.
ana the clayton men all voted the Democratic
ticket Notwithstanding all this it is believed
the Republicans have carried the State by a
handsome majority.
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Administrations Sale.

DY virtue ofa License from the Hon. Judge OF
Is Probate shall sell at private sale, on and after
Thursday WOW. Nth 1870 at my office No SO Exchange
st, ali the right title and interest Ward Noyes had
at the time of his deoease in and to the following
described parcel of Real Estate.
Viz the Lot OF Land at the corner OF Lincoln and
Wilmot streets in said Portland with the three story
brick building thereon standing.
The Lot OF Land on Merrls Court, In said Port
land with the double one and half frame dwelling
house thereon standing.
The Lot OF Land on the Easterlv sjda ot ProoLstt
st. with the frame dwelling house, being The late
homestead OF said Ward Moves. The Sale Of tbe
ABOVE parcels Will be subject to the dover OF the
widow. Terms Cash.
FREDK FOX,
Administrator of Estate of Ward Noyes.
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