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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-13

No yellow fever deaths have occurred in
Charleston in the past two days. Leading ply
scians advise their patients that they may
me back, and large numbers have already re-
turned to the city. The Council have ordered
a day of prayer and thanksgiving on account of
the abatement of the fever. There was a hea-
Wy white frost in Charleston yesterday morn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-13

THE VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE The Rich
mond Wing says that as the Conservatives will
now have for two years, at least, the control Of
the Legislative department of the State Gov
eminent, the hope is entertained, that they
will keep clear Of all Rings and Combinations
which are doing 50 much to corrupt American
politics. State and Federal. The Legislature
will meet on the first Monday in December
1t cannot continue u session longer than nine
t. days without the concurrence of three-6fths
of the members elected to each House, in
which case the session may be extended for a
further period not exceeding thirty days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-13

We have received pamphlet copy of the
Address delivered by Mr.. Napton, of Missouri
last June, before the Alumni the University
of Virginia: very excellent production. Also,
The National School Festival. and the Printers
Circular.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-13

Committee Of arrangements
James Smith, Henry Nicholson jas. Walker,
Augustus Idcnscn. James P. Shrakes.
Committee Of Reception.
Captain james Webster. 1t: J; l.. Smith, Wm
Mulin, Isaac kell. A. Nicholson, Joseph
Horsman, JAS. G. Watkins, }. Arnold.
Fiopr Managers.
K. VI Latham. Arthur G. kcll john ~ Field
Crmimittec Ordfr.
Henry Crump. VIM. johnson. James Hepburn:
j. H. CIapdore, John W. Waters, Emanuel
Webb Geo. II. Lylcs, George W. Jones, VIM.
jackson J. G. Nightingale and Fcrd. Travis.
COOKS STRING BAND has been engaged
for the occasion.
Price of tickets. 81. nov It'd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-13
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Two colorcd men were slightly wounded and
a colored policeman killed on Saturday near
the Ocean House, in Portsmouth. by a crowd
of drunken men from Norfolk The policeman
interfered to stop the disturbance, when he
was shot through the head by some one in the
crowd and died almost instantly. Several per
sons implicated in the shooting have been ar
rested, and will be brought before the Mayor
for examination.
The Warrenton Index says 1--WE were
much gratiicd at noticing that ourpubc >prl-
ed countyman. Mr.. J. d. Bethune, took two
premiums for the best thorough bred DurhamS
on exhibition at the State fair held at Richmond
last week Mr. B. believes III improved stock
and spares neither trouble nor expense to OBJ
tain them.
Dr. G.. A. EIamll. of Martinsburg, on Fri
day last, waScalled to see a patient about three
O clock a. M, and in the darkness fell into an
excavation, but short distance from his resi-
dence. and broke his neck. The Dr. was an
eminent physician and useful man in the COM
muuity in which he lived.
The First National Bank of Richmond on
Saturday paid a check altered from $50 to
IS GOO. The person who presented 1t and
drew the money has not yet been arrested.
Twenty four millions of the State debt has
been funded under the act of the last Lcgis
laturc.
The sale of the Brandon estate on the James
river did not take place. Only one bill was
made-and that was not entertained.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-13

REMAHKs he market Tor heat Is DUH ut
slight Decline offerings of l,Sl0 bushels red
with sales ut 49,, l55, Us. l63 and lG5 for very
good to choice. Corn is in light receipt and ac-
IS, St. IS and - for new. and IS for DID, Offer
i1gs Of AS bushels Rye. with sale. At 90 and ~.
No Oats IN change. Ear Corn brought 500
per Dbl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-13

The New York Herald says that the cunluran-
go business has all the appearance Of being a
grand humbug and fraud, worked up by cum
ming SPECTATORS to make money.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-13

Judge Bond in the Street Car case in Bllti-
more, has instructed the jury, that # they
found the plaintiff was put out Of tn. car on
account of his color, and for no other reason,
then he is entitled to recover
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-13

\ SHOCKING AFFAIR.-A correspondent of
the Louisville (ky.) Courier-J ournal, writing
from Round About, gives the following ac-
count of shocking affair:
On Sunday, before noon, an old lady named
Sarah Tuttlc who resided in the eastern part
of RockcaSte county, while going through 4
pasture on her way to church, in company
with daughter aged eleven years, Mas attack ed
by mad bull, a horn of which pierced her left
side. tearing her heart OPEN After this, the
animal chased the girl, and just before she
reached the fence, the bull struck her with
its horns and threw her over the fence. Her
injuries consist of broken arm, leg. and diSIo-
Gated shoulder.
Persons who live in Mrs. Tuttle's neighbour
hood knew that she intended going to church,
and missing her from the congregation. they
visited her house, and not finding any one at
home. and the fires being out, q search Was
instituted. The bull was found first, and
the bloody horns created suspicion. Further
search was made, and the suffering girl was
heard grooming at a distance She told the
sad news of her mothers fate Still further
search was made and the dead body of Mrs
futile was found weltcrng in its gore. terri
bic sight to behold. The neighbors in the
mountains around then formed squad TO
kill the curaged brute, and voIly Of
seven guns we're fired into it at given
which only had the effect of mad
dening it even more than it had been be-
fore then, with few fearful leaps. the
animal showed fight at his enemy, and in less
than five minutes cleared the field and held
the ground for some time, until bullet from
a rifle ended his career.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-13

The Southern Claims commission was enga-
ged on Saturday in considering the claim Of Il.
L. Roberts Of Fairfax Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-13

The Washington correspondent of the Bal
timore Sun says "a delegation Of republi-
can State and federal officials has arrived from
Texas to represent to the President the condi-
ton Of affairs there, and to urge that the ku-
klux law le enforced, meaning thereby the
desire of the party in power to secure the sus-
pension of the writ Of habeas corpus in certain
portions Of that State, and as consequence to
secure the military power. This delegation
represents that the Governor has consented to
give certificates to two Of the four democratic
congressman elect, and thus recognize two re-
publican contestants" When it was first an
nounced that four Democrats were elected to
Congress by the people of Texas, we had our
misgivingS as to whether the Radical leaders
would not nterpose to prevent them from tax
Ing their seats
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-13

1t is now reported that the full Nu kux
committee will consider the propricty of re-
commenting general amnesty to Congress in
tbnr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-13

Predictions are made at the North that the
coming winter is to be a very cold one. This
is said every fall in advance of every winter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-13

Judge Bowie has been elected jude of the
Maryland Court Of Appeals, from the Mont
gomery District. by small majority over Mr.
Bradley
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-13
l2lo CD4 EIG COB

Brooke and kincheloe. the Conservatives
candidates: FAINT and Payne. the independent
candidates.
PRINCE WILLIAM County Brcutsvlc. =
Thomas, s.. Taylor, 50. Lewis. 50. Round,
q. Larkin, 2S Butler, l6. Brawner, 81.
Molair, 70. Occoquau-Thomas, 81 Taylor,
30. Lewis, II. Round. II. Larkiu. =
Brawner, 30. Dumtrics Thomas 81. Tay-
lor. 81. Lewis. 90. Round 50 Brawnel,
-. GainsyIc-Thomas. 49, Taylor. l43
Lewis. los. Round, 81 Larkin. 81 Draw
ner. l26. Colcs-Thomas. 1885, Taylor. l3G
Lewis. IS. Round, ~. Larkin, is. ManaS
,as.-Thomas. l7G. Taylor. IA Lewis l43.
Round As. Butler, l9. Larkin, 81.
Total. Thomas. 6S3. Taylor, G1G. Lewis.
81. Round, $50. Larkiu, 1913. Butler. 3o7.
Brawncr, ZIG. Molair, ~.
RAppAHASNuCK All the precincts except
Woodyille have been heard from, and VIM.
G. Miller the Conservative nominee had near
Iv COO majority over his Radical competitor.
" oodvillc will make Millers majority more
than 600 Well and right noby done
ESSEX CO-The election Tuesday passed of
quietly in this cuunty-nO crowds, no excite
ment, but general appearance OF apathy pre-
vailed on the part Of the Conservatives: brought
about. doubtless, from knowledge Of the fact
that the blacks who have majority or two to
one would be sure to elect their candidates.
The figures show the Radical majority, to be
lU2 less than it WAS two years ago.
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT Thursday even
ing Mr.. Willie Ayre, youngest son OF VIM.
Ayrc. esq. who lives about miles from this
place on the Little River Pike, had hi>Ic arm
caught in the cog wheel of his thre>hng ma
I i, -.
Clifton crushing the bone and maugling the
arm so as to nccesSitate amputation, which was
done above the elbow Joint lie was doing a<
we'll at late hour last night as could be cx-
pccted Doctors New hortcr, Fairfax and
Lambert. attended him. - Fnicld.r Ncws.
The chnlern is increasing in COnStantlnNnIe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-13

FAIRFAX CIRCUIT CoCRT.-The circuit
Wednesday last, Judge Keith presiding.
There were twenty four DEGREES entered.
James W. Farr vs. j. L. Reside by consent
removed to Circuit Court of Alexandria Coun
ty. Lewis Johnson vs. Joseph Thornton. same;
Reginald Fairfax VS. Benjamin Thornton same;
Chichester, and others vs. =. H. Troth same.
The contested will case of Conally was being
argued before the court on Friday morning.
The attendance at the court Was very slim,
there being few present, except the lawyers
and their clients juTymen, witnesses &c
Fuutdr Ncrs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-13

The health OF Queen Victoria has very muc
improved lately.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-13

"CApIToL HILL" FAIRFAX COUNTY, By
invitation Of our young and excellent friend p.
p. Gooding Esq. we visited for the first time on
Tuesday last the above place, situated about
two miles from Fairfax station on an eminencc
commanding fine view Of that portion of Fair
fax county
Captain Charles A. Arundel the proprietor
of Capital Hill, is the acknowledged leader
of that locality If there is to be horse race
or a fox chase or Il child christened. the Cap
tain is consulted. The marriage of several
handsome daughters lately who have left home.
has deprived the Hill; of one its leading at
fractions, but there is enough left in the smil-
ing face, the welcome shake Of the Captain 5
hand. and the splendid dinners prepared under
the personal supervision Of Madam ARUNDEL
the white cottage, with its surroundings of
shade trees white washed fences gardens and
flowers, to attract the weary traveller, and make
him feel homeIikc welcome. The Captain is
surrounded with all the comforts of lite aud is
certainly happy man.-FuuJd.e -NnrS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-13

DOARD-TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN
- can be accommodated with BOARD in
nr;rute family. Location of residence one Of
the most agreeable IN the city. Apply at this
office for particulars. nov VI"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-13

The cholera is increasing in ConStantnnplc.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-12-14
GeFMania EEasl0.

Gnfm Sfrfbrtfu TatIilum bic ersttsus gin-.
isiit, hap cSigs5, rhhe tfn Itpei otiraene 2cFcE
neu figaFgiGtri unS tftfuttre sericbGuert Rcrseu
e uHb uutrr trr grituus ers un!srssitsHfitn TEN
teuiiten gublitgm isBt rpittsr pTru ntb!.
Gie 3eii err fprmeilen GiHReitnna tstrb Grd-
ter brTauni sen,a6t
3as aU5ssSs!taFit ,.SrdtI;ticn" rms eire
eu.tssItiifaee Yfntigiiion MAIDEN tiriFe grfeE
~ efm aaatusbmlfn glulrnibaitsert IN e.a
Statt, 10iaN 9e5u 9ttlsG
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-12-14

gjaHlttF Sqn ganttHrJ unt BE GateR
aus g1lhtISfus GgfcIge ma5lFn I'D Nun
aad itpsrisit0 0trsit, ffd pem f;tOliden
.3pff Der litb untsr Gaert uac OtldGtsr
cntfrrntr, anjaf6Iisesn nnp liebsn stsn
tsre Oftgee ppriaNrsp, aI5 tin pnmpIse
Gjsras Idl ppn ttr Gsite res 5Iuies prr
tie alu imer!iamtsit Gintssr srreais unb lis
pFyoHtaBts, tbre EtuBfu eOrttin 3u mem
ban. Gin Fads5 6iIhsrlcut, -1slait, fo'
Wsit man aus ten 3srrtiiensn Sessln unb
trnt 1!maaHfs uritsilsn fcnnte, pab ein
aIssr Setmann eifrlg teitaftlgt war, tas
G'nTsr aus tsm Sdtfsrawm eutiu'
It.Spf.u, cem nablttdeu Sturmc auteima
asfaa:n ftin muBtr, wGr foften cen Glub
,terIufStNmmsn uap bate In ttr giat:
rer Jlpite zine Gtsa. gum qrIrGen &c.
IuFJt. Sin antcTer 9cCtamanu, iugtnp'
ltt3sr unp uon fsiusrem gIueirhcn, ma,
init etner perfalsisrtru 6gau, 3nsi Sim
rsgn uno rinsm SrOFen 6unte ans gant
gsFtrssn uup lAGitt fiIi8 BEN 9luftrsfen.
rem sntsegsn.
CGGIub fGtst)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-12-14
3pettrs 6 aptttG,

SrE6lid par tfr Rcrgsn ON ufsr Der
Rsrpe angsbrr6sn. 3ablrfiGe ShiTe,
auf tersn RaRsu bic psrsolprten Stan'
cen im Sennsnl&tt gldustsn, uub s0n
tsasn cine tunte WtftunS ppn 0tmpsIn
unb 5ta5sen bsratFattsrtsu, bsbtdtsn ben
trsiien 6lu6. Bette Sen UerfGisftnsr
G'r5ss uup Germ, iltsr rsl6e fb Sanb-
l&lsIlen uns wpsfnbr NCbi&wtIfs stb,.
bfn. warren ian0s rem llisr aufsslGlussn.
Atsr uuIsr aGen bisfeu Gabusussn mar
rims, wFl6tS fG turh rem b'a.u Olanj
bss sIattsritsusrtsn unb puIirtsn 5OG,.
anb GGpfetwsrtrS unb bur6 bic an
satl fstner Glas8sH nnieri&iss; - unb
untsr al' rem 3fltsn rastf ein SaSIIlcn
gsrYCr, tsr NIT farbissa GcrbdnsfH une
eIntf Ssr3csstrort auf ifinsE SpiBs
pranatf. Scenes mar taS 5aRrlsus, psi'
dies bic GtbSnf Srasi, @itbilbs son SAD,
fen, mad ban auber9sn Grsalsa pfs 6ai.
isrrsidss ssfibrt tatisj piss Der gaviasF,
rr gu ltrtm Gmpfunss bsRimmt S'pt<
fen.
Der Sturm, ter pS6tsnb tr giaAt
auf ber Ste serGtbsi. bate aussstott;
rlr GSnns mar Nttii6 uHe Flar am So
s1cnt smporssilisssu; funfsIRb psrIisr
Die RsssntrCpfsn an irbtH 3ptiss bag
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-12-14
sS0GSOsa Snu8,

6ranitid GpgNui, aaGs e9m aifntgRu 1fpot
9prsuj 9sitleL gi3'a.bamT
Tns Seus ID utu uns III sslltema'atisr g9stf
siHgrihlrt uat 5ilb unb aellfr lifrsrr an Spfi
len une ggtrinfen has Bette, mas 1T tltgu if.
Se!its efuts lSHusu 1eit uus gpgis tfirr Tas,
csT Aer see4f gTi+pth ,iTfD
1'A eertay 3sihItr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-12-14
Goltr0o NSeuSeI,
petErs bur1,
Sinelfr In

pIetb-, GifsR- mo Aapftr-il)aareu,
bal one in lfia Sad ttnialaatntfn slr!iftl in tte
ittr 2ualitit hts rprEdtbil.
@aEartsi!eH, pie !. .. YIfGsa&er gtgen sou
Gas une gBaiIerr9brrn unb atnlite arbtitsn
ptreen tsiuuNsrS riintflid NIB gut auessfhbrt.
g;lIf msins sIrttit it nh9 edtt tfntlter Ari
gut unb eaufrbafi.
@Elirauusfr netmsH rHtstben tie Ssrren
g2m. Srnirl, 9'eln NVfnut, uup Grieer. 9Bet'
del, GGearilrafe.
(GifidaitsIrlal III 9'ttfr S&iisrS Saus, gee
gsriibrr rcu 6rissrib 6abfr.) 20dp7l
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-12-14
Ucnacr!

Tenn srrrbrifu putIitum pcn Srranten lnS
llmssefne tirGe sur NaGrifi. tnB Id pSn tsu
fclaerbcn 8rusr. uno 2rtsut GfrTitrrung6- Com.
paanien bic ggratar ilbrCncmmrn babe:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-12-14

aaE bic Siiaif, Sittl gnS 9ntfuiitu tsS Der.
tllstfn tn uue Guf cas- napfplafnb bfidrieb.Ee
GiSrnttIm, rGmlih iinb Vuitsn 30. SO unE 81
I'M GHabrat ctfr glref 9io. 20 in price II. paus
crafts sIntanl 1ur Giia Srn SrGntcu. Stisate
tClttn iine ts % luB Front unb 100 FuB isf
Ine lisgin ali tfr Sublriir rpa gSaibnaion
StyaGt III tgr 1. sEdro her Gin SCTlutcn g,.
iffrs &C., ga. tgIass aastbaut nit tiHriA ,teft.
hSdissH 5eipnhrbauls tSrauf rgbt 3ub;bSr,
alit gfldllI bsleal une IN gFesutirH CEMENT
ni;u auf ti: Nlaos gef 6. e, Starr ge5tn s'at'
rid Coulter.
Firrtr:
aif tle SieQis, eitsI aus SgtirtTtB t;j rfVg
EllJtst IN unb auf ben gsDilsh Grid rter 5at.
,eas Qaub, gslrafu in Ger I. g4arc tu Sits
Serantru, suserns Co., "a. griagts ertte ID
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-12-14

tlisa As faa Bsii at @laIHRsaet, sbtrieai,i
hiaifa. NIB erfiRdi lta ven ttfAatsr WNtrIiTaff
sis all tas ilftr tts 2adiHannaiIullss. bfgTFnit
Eaid une wfitlidl zen ganb tes gRillinm Gils-
man; tsiagtr Vote eNtbSit ftpa $500 Gna'
tratfu6 Yam, irebr uter iptnisfr. gIIe5 ar6s.
taut nit rinrm 14fEdigrn SCIJwugnhauiG rftit
3utsbEr.
Wit @eI8las tflcst nab in Grfiuiira aeErms
msn nuf ete Nla9r ven J. .. Sarrs, utTltTlr-
ben al 9cbn psrsL 9f9m ygnian 9r9tr.
Sl. 9. SteBcuS. 3aridaa.
Taridaas SfFse. Srranlcn,
81. Hrrrmtrr 1871
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-12-14

11hNtitlH CIV w. ~AtAtNiHlg lyottGttt
Commonwealth Grppratier, , 100000
GetGwee, MStttr, &dufmaunegiitrr &c. prrbf
iif III een nierrisftfn Staten prrlidsrn.
SD wCrss mid ttlirsten. meiHs @Sunsr It.
iseer 9uliat sufretCn III ltsIltn, une iibsrbaup!
utsine &ieiaSfic aewiErnbaft NIB PintIltb ~ sr-
fiiafr. gu iprlHsn jersn Sag i'm Sin gpri
WaldiHru Stry nab ven bis 10 llbr absuts
in her Sftre Srn 98stls une gSairs5, Gtn.
Ngrn.rr, 22i ehdlpanna &prnre grgeniitr Ter
90aibir9trn Saa, cine Sreppe bed. Srrr lbrrs
Der Sciliugcr pire In tsr fl. une II. Q4aIt
sIpgliraiipnen fir eirirlbrn Gpmpasnisn aufnrb.
men. $40 Gtas. g8. 8ettcr Qasnt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-12-14

at tif RrcbiF, Giitl iHp SEsu8ea t.5 JI.
tll6itu III uEe auf al rie Gtpiiie gcie Sane, ars
!eJtn 1T bfr 6. gGnrs tsr Gitp Sranien, gultrre
Ssan!v, pi., trRrrrjt uno tflhritbrn mic fplpt,
remlb: 1T 35 Sup in 8rrut al 8itttr SirdEr
HEs tiga ~ 5u6 tirf, tesrenn lueiit ron gane
tfs 3etH 2iasy.! s.nsS saa,taa:. wit sinfm
,wsihrfigtu GrdmfpcbataEs, retIf 3gte6Er.
9Rit tridlag trlrst uue in Grefu;lpu etrsm.
msH aui vs. Glisc gCn u; @nlbgurn II, 60. &C.
ssn WatbsR 5ilfu,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-11

IHE BRooKIYN ELECTION FEAUDs.-The
republicans of Brooklyn claim that by fair
count of the votes cast on Tuesday their cand;-
date for mayor, Samuel Booth, is elected bv a
arge majority, and also their candidate for city
auditor, Nelson Shaurman. The democracy
admit the election of the latter, and also the
election of Charles ID. Morton, the republican
candidate for the assembly i'm the 9Th district
The returns are not all received vet, and those
that have been are in almost hopeless confusion
The returns from the 4th district, 2lst ward,
were stolen yesterday from the Office of the CITY
clerk by unknown parties. An investigating
committee sat yesterday, and examined num-
Der of poll clerks and inspectors i'm regard to
repeating and other election frauds. A great
Indignation meeting was held last night at the
Academy of Music, Mayor Kalbfieisch presiding.
who said that false counting of votes had taken
place at every recent election, and declared il
was necessary to 60 to the legislature for law. TO
require certain qualifications i'm inspectors of
election. United States Attorney Tracy said A
gang of twenty repeaters went around openly on
election day and voted in almost every district
and in every ward in the city, with the con-
nivance Of the police. There were AT least ten
thousand fraudulent votes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-11

The ASSAULT ON A UNITED STATES MAR
sHAL IN NEW YoRK.-In the habeas corpus case
OF Assemblymen James Irving, in New York,
charged with a violent assault on United States
Deputy Marshal DOwley, and attempting to
rescue fraudulent voter in his custody, Judge
Woodruff yesterday refused bail. Subsequently
the United States grand jury brought in an in
dictment against Irving, and he was duly ar
raigned. Application for bail was opposed by
the district attorney OH the ground that Dowley
was in a critical condition. A commission OF
physicians was appointed to examine his state.
General Mcdowell was present in court. 1t was
determined not to move Irving to the fort at
present. There is no penalty for killing an Off
Ger under United States laws, and in the case of
the death of Dowley, after punishment for
assault Irving must be turned over to the State
Courts TO answer the charge OF murder. sub
sequently, on the report of DR.. Place that Dow
ley's life was in danger; but he did not think he
would Gle, Irving was admitted to bail in
Sl0, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-11
Brooklyn Making &C Red Hot for Ring
Repeaters and Eaiiot-box Stuners.
shocking RaiIread Accident.
Sixteen Army Recysifs KHled-A Train Roll
Dorm ga Fmbdal Bssgf.

NlIIeth AThg RecTNaTf hiVed-A TrdiH R0IIs
Dorm 0R EmbdRl pseNt
ST. LoUIs, Nov. ll.-As the passenger train
on the North Missouri, which left here yesterday
morning, having two cam containing ninety-five
recruits from New Albany attached, was APP
city, about noon, and running on the down grade
at a high rate OF speed, a rail broke. The two
rear cars, containing the recruits, few from the
track and rolled down an embsnkment, turning
two or three times At latest accounts sixteen
soldiers had been killed outright or died Of their
wounds. Edwin Calvin, brakeman, son Of Judge
Calvin, Of this city, was killed. Accounts from
Willsville are meagre and unsatisfactory. No
names of the soldiers killed have vet been re
ceived The recruits were en- route for Salt Lake
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Stock Rey,Orf.

fBy the Western UHtoa 1ees,aph Compaayl
Lewis johnson & Go. quote stocks and bonds, In
home and foreign markets, as follows:
NEw YORK, Nov. ll.-First Board 10 80 O. m -
o. s. 6s. 1881 coupon, n6s 520s, 81, coupon III j
sos, ga, coupon, me-; ,2os, Ss. coupon, III !;
320s, new, 65, coupon ll32 SOS, 81, coupon, ll35S
sos, 6s coupon ia; 10 e's, coupon, 1905 Curren.
ey Sc, lI2h; Msriposa; !; Canton, q; .Cumber-
Il Pacific Mail, -; Boston s Water Power.
press, 521s: American Express, $50; United States
Express. seSs: n; Z: Central and Hudson, slss;
I 5egFsd ii Harlem, i2s DO PrsfeTIsd Rssains.
inos 0 6syss sa' and a'Ff Piss.tuIs
cssveisna coumbs.. oinsen: and f fndl.uss g;
Oils, jersey Central l06x Rock Island lOi Y
Wsbash and Western, 6iis:. Delaware. Lscka.sns:
I TsIrs H:nte, H, IAN, and 81; JOssIh, 90;
Mississippi certificates, sa,i: Columbus, GSicsSe
and Indiana Central, l7Is: Tennessee Sc, oH, ~:
do new, 66zs; Virginia SIS. old, CO. NORTH Caroiins
s., old: sN; DO; ne.; 10; 4i..cnn SS, = Cen.
se1z. Gold, lllsSalllH.
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Civil RIGHTS IN BALTIMoRE.-Thec case of
John w. Fields VS.. the Baltimore City Passen-
ger Railway Company is now being tried i'm the
United States Circuit Court in that city, Judges
Bond and Giles presiding. The case was in
tended TO test the right Of the colored people to
ride I'm street cars other than those specially des-
ignated for them by the company, but as the
and jury appears to be as to whether the COM
pany has furnished accommodations to the
colored people equal in every respect to the
accommodations furnished the white people,
Fields is citizen OF Virginia, Of African descent
and was put OF South Baltimore car last Feb
ruary because he refused to ride on the front
platform. He claims 80 500 damages. The case
Is not vet concluded.