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~ child NEARLY KILLED BY RECKLESS
pk4NIsS-CdhHCt the NardeYous Practice De
StoPped s-Yesterday Afternoon. AZ two cSii5rsn
Oh captain Williams and one of Mr. .Jamss
racgstt, we're or ossing the ASYLUM road. near
MI. Ciarkes store, in Cniontown they we're
struck by q team which WAS beiuo drj~sc In a
reckless manner, as usual, and the chiiS a Mr..
Padgett vas Knocked down, and the wheels
passing over II mashed its skull so badly that il
cannot live. The driver OF the wagon 49, a
c"lored man named Turnburke. He has NOT
vet been arrested. ~
We are continually called upon TO Chronicle
loss OF life or damage resulting from crimipaliy
reckless driving in this District, and MANY cases
are not reported. Something must be done to
put stop toit.
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Ihr ASrNoE HoSORA ELE-In orr report Of
the ponce review yesterday the name Of Lieu
tenant John +. Kelly, IN charge OF che .ax.n,h
precinct, an Efficient oficer, was inadyertsntlv
omitted, which ought not 10 have beer. "a h
~ss the only Otleer who during the review Was
hoEOTed by token from the aides in the 81 ana
81 handsome boquet for "that good lookin
man Police Commissioner Chase. name Vas
- @d'eItenily omitted from those who reviewed
the force.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-09

PROF. q. ID. BARRHrr's next lecture on The
Laws OF Business, win be given at the Business
College Thursday evening, February eth, At 2
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-. +1-NANLI IN A VIRT.-
hes'eI isS a eoiCted orC'e named JOssp Chinn
neTcsly assaulted a colOred girl named Fmn,
Douglass, on n snd h streets, kicking her In
the stomach savagely The girl had CONFUSION.
teTNArds, caused oy The kicks, and IL reauired
The greatest efforts by officers Osterhout Powell
anu Robinson 20 get her 20 the station house
W. thompson rendered medical assistance and
sic was Afterwards conveyed 10 her home
oGihh va subsequently, taken into custody and
viii be called on 20 answer the charoe of .s.anIf
md battery WITH infen, q III
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fIREs LAST NIGHT-Last evening ,hou,-
q clock, ali alarm of iTe was turned ~ fror, ho,,
-, caused by burnlD. Of bed in tie house OF
MIs; Mary NeDeyitt, corner OF ID and LIST streets
Asesl. The hre department wAs prompt in
attendance. and the Games we're rxfingu,sbs a
VIII loss OF about SO
a sout O'Clock this morning an alarm Of ire
s6e '4i Led II al ooS -, corner OF n street AMI
Vermont avenue. caused by ths b,rniT- =: 81 a.. :
frame bHilding a the rear OF No. I1,. AMI is9S
t'tL s'Ieet, between i and NJ. An the engines
neLe out and nd good service, the ire teins
ssOn e1tinguishei aid the loss light 'S'N.
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AEEEsT OF NoUSG MAN CHARGED WITH
SfEALINe N hAEYLAsp-Yes defec-
ti'e> Miller, McDevitt and COOnes arrested a
Nouhs nan named George ". Martin, on the
charge OF stealing SO IN money and Soma a.
lsbie Ia els fIOm a citizen in Baltimore som.
time ago After the larceny Martin fed 10 this
~; NEeIe Ie formerly lived, and has kept out
t"dy YESTERDAY The detective force OF Bait
more we're al once Notified, and Messrs Smith
ffsfson ara West arrived ia the next train
nom that city. And Martin Wa turned Over 70
ben and taken back there 10 answer The
charge. ~
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TIE LADIES FAIR at Liberty Hall st,ll -four
ishes, and to- morrow night the voting for the
boat clubs will be closed and the nizes award-
ed. The vote now stands: Arlington, l75; Ana
lostan Miss McCollum), co. Potomac mis-
Fearson), ~. Everybody and his wife should
visit tois interesting fair.
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New-York tribune., 1871-11-08
ILLINOIS.

BOTH REPUBLICAN, CONGRESsMEN EGECTBD-
CHICAGO, Nov. 7.-The returns from the in
terror are extremely meager, but clearly Indicate the
election Of both Republican CongressmonGen John L.
BeVerdsey at largo, and Henry snapp from the With
Dhtrct-tao former by 1000 and tho latter by 1000
THE FTREPROOPs TICKET ELECTED IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Nov. 7.-The returns from 10 pre-
c1ncts give hedl for Mayor, 267s majority. and Won
hoen for Collector, p6 majority. Tie ratio wis be
about the same for the sest Of the city.
LATER.-It S estimated that Medilps majority sor
Mayor win be about 12oco
CHICAGO. IDsGOv lib p. m.-Returns from 80 out N
aprecincts IN the city give Medf for Mayor, o,2s1
Holden LsS0. IEfs thouR ht Meds majority VIII reacn
l6,ooA The "Breproof" candidates for Aldermen arc
elected In 10 out ot % Wards.
CHICAGO, Nov. ii p m.-The city election,
with comparat 7sy Light vote, one-sided AFFAIR.
Tho ticket for city and county officers, headed by Med
for Mayor, has oven $4,000 majority. Returns from Wis
cOnsn Indicate Republican majority of 10000 for Wash
burn ~ Governor and Republican majority is secured
In both branches CB the Legislature Republican State
ticket In all elected The contest has been exciting
one, and the State has been Thoroughly canyasscd.
THE REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET BLBCTED.
CHICxGo, Nov 7.-Returns received here
from Minnesota ndicate the election OF the Republican
state ticAct by majority perhaps somewhat larger than
at last election.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-08
OTHER ELECTIONS,
NEwJERsEY,

PARKER, DEM, ELECTED GOVERNOR BY A LARGE
MAJORTTY-rHE LEGISLATURE PROBABLY
REPUBLICAN.
TRENTON, Nov. THE election m CHS county
feIoer has resulted IN the election of Charles swett
Qrp) to the Senate by 400 majority Republican
gain. Alfred W. Smith (RepJ is elected In tho lat
Assembly District by $50 majority, and Richard r.
Rogers Rep) In the lid District, BY smaa majority.
Tie County gives o majority Of at least 1s0 for Walsl
Parker Is probably elected Governor by from sOOs 10
5000 majority. Both branches Of the Legislature will be
Republican.
BooaToS, Nov. 7.--BooDton townsbip gives Walsh 2JE
maj Potts Rcp.), for State Senator, 271 maj.
Monticello Townshp-WRlshy 81 maj; Potts, 50 maJ. !;
Niles, for Assembly, 80 mai
BURLINGTON, Nov T--Walsh. 16 ms5 harter RerEb
Is reelected In the lid District 10 the Assembly by LIB
maj.
HopewelI-walsh, 6s maj; Shepherd iRep.), for State
Senator, 43 maj.
MoRRisrowN, Nov. 7.-Cutler Dem) u elected State
eenator Tho contest for Governor tn the County Ia
Close with probability that Parker will havo small
majority. Niles Rep1, is reelected from the Ist AZ
seimby district by about 300 majority Lefevre and
Garfield are reelected in the lid and lid Districts with
out opposition.
Sussex County will probably give Parker 1900 maj.
Atlantic co. gives mai. fer Walsh. and $40 mA for
Moore (Rep) for Senator.
In the City OF Newark Parkers majority Walsh IS
s5l; and for Sheriff Peckwelps majority Courtos Is
Is3. Peckwe Dem) is probably elected In the county
ESSEX.
In Essex County the Republicans elect Assem-
blymen. aud the Democrats two Democratic gain one.
AN ELECTION AFFRAY.
CAMDEN, Nov. 7.-Ofiicer Jones was danger
ousy shot in the groin this evening by supposed Pha
dephia repeater while conveying him to tho Station
The prisoner mado his escape during the con-
fusion.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-08
WBSTCHESTER COUNTY.
A REPUBLICAN MAJORITY - CALDWELL DE
FEATFD.

A REPUBLICAN MAJORITY - CALDWELL DE-
FEATED.
In Westchester County the returns show a
most unexpected rebuke to the Democratic party. The
County usually giving about 400 Democratic majority,
has gone largely Republican.
VIM. ii. Robertson has beaten WIN. Cauldwen hy over
5000 majority, All tho Assemblymen elected In the
County Republican. being gain of Albert Badeau in
the lid District
silas D. Clifford. for County Judge, beats Wm. H. Penn
berton by over 5000
In East Chester usually giving Democratic majority
of over the Democratic majority Is only a. while
Robertson has 26I and Clifford & and Badeau for Assem-
Morrisania the stronghold of the Democratic party
gives majority OF e0 Robinson 976 Clifford 1884,
and Dater (I)em) for Assembly, 40
Farms, another Democratic town, gives 40 Demo
cratic majority State ticket with 50 majority for Rob-
ertsOn and Niles, and SO for Clifford. :.
Pelham gives q Democratic majority on the State
ticket of a. and only small maories against the Sena
tOrlal and Assembly tickets.
1t Is @ crOwning triumph for the Republicans, and
signal rebuRe and overthrow OF the Ring.
Town OF Harrison Westchester County, maiorities ::
Scrbner, II; Dykman, O. Kenster 65 Clifford no. Bob
ertson 1885, Dadean, g. Rye District No 2 maJOrites
Scrbner, Robertson, lb2 Clifford, ,A76 Briggs ~ Rye
District NO majOrities State ticket 40 Republicans
Robertson, lO7 Clifford, %.
The Town of RE gives scrbner s5 majority for secre-
terry State Robertson for State Senator 259 majority
and Clifford for County Judge, $40 majority.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-08
LONG ISLAND RETURNS.

Hunters Point gives Cook (Dem.), for Sena-
tor $50 majority Oakley Dem. for Assembly 673 ma
jorty; Downing Den), for DistrictAttorney, GAG ma
jOrity.
Long Island City oomplete-Downing, IDem, for Dis
trct Attorney, 633 majority Oakley, Dem, for Assem-
bly, 697 majority Cock DemA for Senator, 629; slate
tickets, Dedlock, Dem, $40 majority
Flushing, complete-Prince Rcp. for Assembly, T0
majority; Downing DEM, for DstrctAttorney, $50 ma
jority; Cock, Dem, for Senate, SS7 majority
Long Island City gives Cock, iDem for the Senate
o3l Dean Rep, 40l majority OF $780, For Assembly,
Oakley, Dem, 1,Ol6; Dawson, Rep. Ss majority 67a
Prince RepJ has carried the Ist Assembly District,
Queens County He carries the town OF Flushing by 4S6
majority The town has gone Democratic on the state
ticket .,..... s,,o.o-. M
carries Queens County by fTSm FarS I scrbner 2
Willers I9; Deane, l; Cock 2o4 JUDD ~ 1 m %
ETst REe sa pc
20 Wers Deane s Sock Ssrr nS Suda -. g D.sne S
G6et e. ?d s 1IdS DF s %nms sSfSRsf %
trct ssrbneI wsTS g. Deane Ss%c ~ tpsn serbner aC
Wfliers lss Deane 2S5 Cock s5 Judd, 2Os GEnne I3.
First District scrbner 2Se WilIers lsS Desne & 2
Cook o. Judd 2tO GTnns g. ~ Hons 1s Cock s Judd
Jamaica, complete-Deane Rep. for Senator "a NAL
Oakley, Dem, for Assembly. A3t mai ~ o, oo,r n,
Huntington. Suffolk Ce.Sate3 heP eP mai ~ MarSy Rep
for Assembly sc maj. . o,o ,,o,. Marcy
Rep, for Assembly, 1876 ma. ~, ,oo ,o, oain NJ
Hempstead-One distrct, Slate, Rep lZS inh s pan "
over Desne, Rep, Senate. SS iua DaVdson' hep'
for Assembly, ITO maj. n. ~ moi slaae
Rep Slate a mai Marcy, Rep, Assembly ~ MAJ; Dan
Beport-Cock, Dem, for Senate, 20 maj Marcy heP''
Monohs-COcf, Dem, for Senate, "A mai Provost Den'
for Assembly Is ma. m, soo Deane Rep
Newtown-Slade, Rep, mai. gam o1 o." D'""'' F'
for Senate, lat maj. -. <-,o..s Nth ano
Cock DEM for Senate goes out OF Queens |tn pr,nCe
Rep LIST Assembly District elected Dy W. n % o. no mai
Rep suffolk Co.. for Assembly has nom Rot H Counties on
State Oakley DEM for Assembly, Is eieo6d "a ,t lir
District Of Queens Downey, Dem.' for Dls'f'cEA'''i
ney is elected In Queens Co.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-08
THE CONTEST IN BOSTON.
INV TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuHB.i I

BosroN, Nov. 1880 q. m.-Ihe Labor
Reformers appear to have not more than bakers dozen
,n rho rA0Isature and tho Prohibitioniss not many
more openly declared representative
The vote sof this city was: For Washourn, sSsi;
Adams, 1885, Chamberlin, sia, and Pitman. $40 Thh In
teresng Of the contest mere were ne over
~, pa,.r ~ Probate District Attorney and Senator
t.o,o IN. rI,th ward Gen. King, tho Republican cand
date for the former ONCE bitterly opposed BY many
On aoconrt a, widely circulated reports Of coRuption
80 SoId,no tho once OF Assistant Rustmaster. Tue
tiene. Of tho opponent Of Mr May the Republican can
didate for DistrietAtarney were persistent. and the
Republicans in the Fifth Wsrd' isslNefy enc OF es
nsmocrato Wards In the city, weredeternned
- 80. ..n,,I ont Of manifest split In the dominant
r.rtv the results were the defeat Of Gen. King the
suoce,, Of Mr. MAT and tho sucsssa Of the Republicans
q, .nn p,,,h w vale vas thes osnddste.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-08

| Cssepoyia-9d dist.. soribner g maj Dom gain 8;
ssln Gn'S' i fsr ssSs og%R sS
AeSss%sy Ssnasss ssn ssoer n mall
gain. Is Pavilion scribnei, @ mai Rep. gain,
nvingstOn comsps1nswa'er' complete scribner. 2o
cayuss Co-ira, scribner, IS rusj; Dom, eain, 10.
Tompktns Co-Uiysses entire bcribner, lSo mai; Re
Relssoaor CO-schaghtieOke. seOOud District, scrib-
Columbia cO.-stoCkpOrt, scribner, msj4 Republican
gain: Venice scrbeer lss maj: seaScan ean, %
sdpio; sOtibner LOO wal;; & Republican @ gain, 40
mai Rep gain camOfdse' 1 Dst' D sciS scfiSnof, 8 8
HilaEany Co Burns, scrisner. 50 maj Rop gain 49,
Ontario CO.-East Bloomfield, sCriOHor, Ss maj. Rep.
TOmpiins oO-Dryden, Hid Dist. scrtOner, ls mai;
meIfmer SCHUYLER ssribpers 1ls maj; Rep gain.
DlE Rice (!opl has % llC maj y IN the district.
81 mai; Rep gain. l. Hooeick, lid Dist scribner IS
Ss Rs s ssssso SasR RRs s s
for AfssS ss1S1s, JSdS k maj Dis
Gastieon-ivth District scribnsr los maj; Tor Senate
GS @1 b A%sifSSy %sy %s 1Sda Esp
SI ssnSss R.n C0Ga 4. peS S MAJ
p for a sp sS Il ma 81
s bsm Tsss s moi Sr hp sng % r sI
maj; Mlddetoxn. Sd Dist. Willers, mai; Rep
st p R %ess FsS I'd 5 f0s se4snST AS0g
maj; Rep gain I2S for Senate, Dean epl, I7o mai.
vi $ess 81 & $us Rep o ssnS Cock o%
&c mat; for Assembly, GWynne 8Deml % maj Middle
Geek Dem.), % NAL; for Assembly, Gwynne, l3 mai.
scribner's majority in Otsego Co, is 200
bly, Ie maj Constantine, complete, gives Green 81 mai
Chcmung Co.. complete, gives scribner SlSS, and VIII
Orange Co-Mnisink gives Beebe for the Senate,
20 maj; Wawaganda gives 10 Dem. maj on the State
5 G eo DS%
Abbott for Assembly, ~ Madden, for the Senate, 100
mai MTry On as sas SE9 @, for nsobe 70, tho
Senate for the State ticket, 80 Democratic majority
io Highland Madden, for senate. u mai complete Re-
turns give Madden 145 maj; Bethel. Second District
Middlesex County il about even on Governor Buok-
elew is elected Sheriff. Fisher tRepl and Campbell
(Deml for the Assembly are elected Roberts Rep) is
walsh will probably have 800 majority in Passaic Co
All three Republican Assembymen are certainly elected
Mcdonald III LIST District, has probably 100 mai Hem
ngway In lid District 4sS majority and Torbet in tho
Bergen Co.-Hohokus, Walsh, 20 maj; Lodi, Walsh IL
mai; Franklin Walsh &c mai New -Barbadoes, i19 for
Parker. The Republican sheriff is undoubtedly elected
In South Amboy, Parker has 2T7 maj; WyokOf, for
Sheriff. lsS maj; H0oombe, for the Assembly LAC maj
In Mount Holly, Walsh has 258 may;
majority Robertson FOR Senator, 50; and Niles for As
senDy, il6. The Second District gives Robertson IT
majority. The Third District gives Caudvell majority,
and Miles, for Assembly, q.
In Richmond County David W: Judd is elected to the
cossluI.
Complete returns from Morrsania give wers 100 maj
CmATPAQUA, Nov New Castle-First District gives
Hustled 81 majority; Clifford 81. Second Dbret-Hus-
The town Of Kent Putnam Co., gives willers l25 ma
orty; Caudwe De for Senator J,lis so 80 majority ThS
Cauldwe "A majority.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-08
FRANCE

FREE SCHOOLS AND coMPufsoisY zDucxrrors
POR THE DEPARTMEKT or TnR sYrNp-BLpntf
BOILLEAU TO BE SENT TO WASHINGTON.
PAhEs. Tuesday. Nov, :. Is1k
The Council-Gencral Of the Department sf
tho Seine has voted in favor Of the establishment Of
system Of compulsory and gTsstOtous education hs.
rrjected . proposition To mako ths common schools
wholly secular. st...
Baron. ClO4diee Boeau. recently French Envoy TX
sraordary aud Minister Pisnpotent1ry at Lima, Peru.
Las recn transferred to the Ddssionst Washington,
The noTs ro1s Algeria received here BY the Govern
m.nt to-day ia highly satisfactory The restoration et
tranquility was very nearly completed Themoyesneut
for enhanced wages continues a. Rouen. where tho sSkca
among tho ~ ysraI trades are on the inGsenSA
New-York tribune., 1871-11-08

pubicans have majority in both branches Of tho Le1s
lstufo.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. T.-Partial returns ffom eighteen
towns give washburn Hspublcah) for Governor. 50
majority over Doolitte Democra for Governor Demo
cratic gaias. 2o6.
MLwAuKEE Nov. Tho returns from o. counties and
towns give washburn lS71 majority Tie returns show
Democratlc gains
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Nov. Ito p. m-Eighty-four oities
ami towns give Washburn COS majority Doottle.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-08
VIRGINIA.
ALEXANDRIA CARRIED BY THE CONSERVATIVE

ALEXANDRIA CARRIED BY THE CONSERVATIVES
ALEXANDRIA. Va, Nov. 7.-Meade and Wan
der (Conservative) for the House OF Delegates and
Thomas Taylor Conseryatve for the Senate. carry
this oty the by majority Of 2e1 and lel and the
latter by 16 each. Returns from the county have not
yet been received The Conservatives arc supposed TO
have elected their candidates,
LIGHT voTE-THE CONSERVATIVES HOLDING
THEIR OWN.
RICHMOND, Nov. Z-As expected by both the
Democrats and Republicans the returns received up to
this hour indicate that the Democrats hold their own
throughout the Western part Of the State with sgh
Losses In the Eastern districts The vote poed very
light
New-York tribune., 1871-11-08
FOREIGN NERb..
AUSTRIA.
RESIGNATION OF COUNT BEUsr--HERR Won LON
YAY MENTIONED AS HIS SUCCESSOR.


RESIGNATION OF COUNT BEUsT-aERR Won LON
YAY MEHTIONAD AS HIS SUCCESSOR.
VIENNA, Tuesday, Nov. 7, IG7l
Count Won Beust, the Chancellor of the En-.
p,re has rendered his resignation 70 the Emperor to-
day. on the ground Of health Tho Vienna Prosse, thA
orn of the Opposon takes occasion To hint that tho
retirement Of the Tfemer involuntary; rim Other
words that he had received from the Empercs an ind
nation to the ee4t that s resignation would be accept
able.
Count Andrassy was st first mentioned as Count Won
eusts successa but later reports agree that He1 Won
Lonyay viii be appointed Premier. He at present. holds
the position OF Minister OF Finance 1t Is hhOug prob
able that Count Won Houstv be appointed EunaSaador
10 the Court II st. lhmesN
The unvanng Of the stAae OF the Emp0ror MAxmil'aA
took place today with sOlemu and
Tho Empeeor FSAncis Joseph, the atehdukes and he
membera Of the Ministry took part in the aOemnty. and
the large crowds ,of people who attended manifested
their respect for toe Inflated monarch By an impressive
silencM
New-York tribune., 1871-11-08

BRiEB-SrAsy Monday! Esv, O. Aanls EebsAAr - q
Wentworth BssiBe, in her 18th
s trends pecfuI 5Vtd atend 10 nssr
Thursday Ne s o aka clock from tha ssSdssss
mOthe Mrs Mary NsbuhrN SeotsSSt, PoSestaEe.
MOrsanA The Harlem Rarpsd tnn leaves Forty 'eeSSd q
aged uo0hs twin dAaghte spl IA-H aaA Barst LAOP O1a
BAN
Rslair aav respectfully lnyis p si.ead ~
haneul The eSdeDee oil pasnt No WeA hesth ea
Thursday. the 9Th nsA at ibocotE N
FHLr-s Tuesday morning NoS hmes HsywaA pit nsnt 80 -
Hdn n and Mary W. Fp sad ssssn f ts Ian Wsshagsp
J WhSaSnigh, aged II mop ~ and lAdsJA
The relatives and ssd. Of the family arc a.sd scesssd ss nss
from residence Of parents, No VI Eas. hMy AhheA,
TAn5SAaJ mOrnia. Eov. 0. A. 10 O'clock
HoTr-suddenlr NsERJsnASsck. Il J., ToSass Nov. nS
Hannah HoyS - =.
Rans0sl ervicea will he & saus Nsa Prea6Eean chsrch Nv
RsRswi THURSDAY ateraOou d seecE Tbs remains ~ -
aken 70 Darisa, Com. hsS inexmeoa sn PhdnIs
HOVfR-Ou NSx. T. HbsfHssN aged . yearsN
Fsssral ssreea hse ssdense No M 10 lio W~A.
BTooklyn, thursday 9Th inst. at o'clock l.
Wards BrOokA Noyt Frank TumOr WG second II Asss
and RlisA beth Jams Ward aged IS yesrs
Punera Oa St Lckss CrA CinOnGIev a O'Clock. WsaesdN
Nov
New-York tribune., 1871-11-08
ARKANSAS,

A QUIET ELEcrION-PRoBABLE SUCCESS OF TIE
BROOKS TICKET.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Nov. THE election
passed Off quietly There official returns in but
it is believed that the Brooks ticketso called in onposi
ton to Senator Cayton-is elected by from 500 to- coo
majority. About 800 persons denied the righk to
vote because their names did not appear the negs
tration lists.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-08

Wsssrsd ana 70 severely wounded that big hfoN e.
SPARED Of " '.'+ '.... ..
rhs n"ss, In Ia morning isse, has leadinE ar' ciS
approyng Of the action Of President IN rogards
tne hormons It urges their severe punishment.
The trial q the famous Tchborns base, interrupted ~
tho long vacation has bocu resumed
The Lord Mayors fund for the relief of the saGeFors
BY the Chicago ire amounts 70 eT.1oa
New-York tribune., 1871-11-08
WISCONSIN.

wAsHBURN ELECTED GoVEhhuh BIZ AN IN
CREASED MAJORITY BILL inA
LEGISLATURE ALL RlshT.
M,n,soS, Wis, Nov. THE weather to-day
nm. An. and large vote was pollcd throughout tho
s,ata Partial return, Indicate the election Of Wash
Sum for aoyeipQr S an iGooo psiOstI. Taa ae,
New-York tribune., 1871-11-08
MISSISSIPPI.

NATeHEz, Miss, Nov. 1.-THE election passed
OF quietly. The Republican vote Is estimated at 20oo
Therstwas no opposition.
VToKsBURG, Nov. THE election passed Of quietly
with. the exception Of few unimportant fights. Nc
trustWOrthy news can be given before morning.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-08
GREECE.

RfSiGYkTioN or TITB MINISTRY.
ATHENS. Tuesday. Nov. :, isJE
The Ministry, having appealed to The Cham
bsrs question involving approval of tseHtire policy
has suffered defeat In consequences tho Spsnicr assS
Ministcrs tavc tendcred Their resignatonA
New-York tribune., 1871-11-08
AN IMPROBABLE STORY.

KINGSTON, Jamaica, Nov. Ga negro Won,nn ,' naa
OF highly respectable character in tho commnnS w
been arrested at Jacmel upon an extraordinary charge
~ cnnInbalfan The accusation alleges thhl sne ,i5 I
killed and eaten &c children whom bhe nAp h'0'A''O
iutO leI prelnIses for the puSposes