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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-03

/ Fort Garry dispatch TO the Toronto
Mall saysft II unueTstoo, that the Ad-
ministration has received dispatches from
Hon. Mr.. Breland, who was sent TO ascer.
tain the feelings and Intentions Of the
Sioux enuamped near Fort Ellis, but the
nature OF his report has moi been made
public. Reports have reached Fort Garry
that some OF the American traders had
poisoned the enuix 'phlefs Little Knife and
Sitting Bull, at Cyprus Hill IN Brltish
territory, by putting strychnine In their
food, and the Indians, Ia revenge, bad
mastered all the Americans In the vlein
lty. One account said that the hali-braeda
had also been mastered, but this was
ooutrRdlcled by another report. Cyprus
Hill is about $50 mile5 distant frou ForI
Garry.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-03

The Internal lonai exhibition at Vienna
was formally opened Thursday, by The
Emperor, in the presence Of the Inperial
family, royal guests from other Courts
aud a vast sssemblage OF people from all
parts OF the world. The sGsirs Of the
American exhibitors are still In the great
est confusion, 1t is said, aud the suspended
commissioners are contributing TO keep
them 50 by their protests and interference,
This scandal, which parades the weak
point Of our system in the presence OF the
whole world, Is the Rost humiliating dis
grace which the iueincieucy Of our
Government in the matter of civil service
appointments has yet brought upon oui
Republic.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-03

The s<2roner ought 10 have az office
somewhere shere b. can be found readily
and where some record OF his movements
and doings could be had If be is absent.
The office ought TO be furnished by the
county, aud the fees Or salary so increased
as TO attract class Of men TO the siiiee
much superior TO hose who usually MI it.
The ONCE instead Of being unimpottsni
10 one Of the most important in the
county, and ought to he filled by men of
intelligence, with some capacity for slft-
ing evidence and at least a slight knowl.
edge Of law, instead Of being considered
as it is, the least important office aud a
proper prize for the rag-tag aud bob tail
of both parties 10 scramble for.
The later Coroner, Mr.. Woodward,
was the best we have had In this county
for years, and the present incumbent oil
the ofice seems 10 be a telersble compe.
tent man, but some Of their predecessors
we're the Verlest seallawsgs" ever
elected or appointed to a public office ID
this county (some Justices Of the Peace
and Coustables eEcepted) and the matter
will 70 on thus forever II the popular
appreciation Of the importance OF The
onice continues as It 10.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-03

Ofall The extraordinary marriages, the
one periormfa near Mercer, Pa, a few
days since, heads the list. A Young
couple who were out buggy-riding were
suddanly taken with desire for matyl,
muny, and having met the eceentrlc
Squire of the town, who was accustomed
to marrying people on the street corna,
In hroad-daylight, aud under all sor,s Of
odd circumstances. they started for his
Office. On their way they were overtakpn
by ! heavy shower, and took refuge
uuder II canal bridge. The rain cotto.
uod, with no Indication of very aApedN
termination, and he Squire, who favor.
the principle Of improving spare NJ,
mehts, suggested ihdJ the ceremony M
periomcd ,A'n and the e. The aux OIL
Gov ~ bushiugly consented and tho
Knot was made MS fast as /, could haze
been done IN drawing roam or church.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-03

Representatives Of the Reading Rail-
road were before Commissioner Douglass
last week, and asked TO be relieved from
the ave per cent. penalty and one per cent.
n month interest on the tax which the
Supreme Court has decided Is due on div
ldeuds declared during the first seven
months Of 1870. The company declined
TO pay i then, aud now that the Court
has decided they must pay, they ask TO be
relieved from hepenalty for non. payment.
The Commissioner Informed them he had
no power to remit, the Court having set
tied the matter, The amount of penalty
due from the Reading ard one or two
other smaller roads In similar condition
amounts to $4,000.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-03

The new law regulating the sale
gnd lnSpecil9n Of refined petroleum
In PennsylvRnia, passed by the
last Legislature, will 60 into effect the
arst Of May, 1873. 1t forbids the sale Of
any product OF petroleum to be used 10
lamps for burning Of lower fire test
than 40 degrees. Any violation Of this
law Is punishable by a iine Of not less
than two hundred and hity dollars, or
Imprisonment not less than one year, or
both hpd apy pkrsoI shhtaihihg damage
to property pr person by reason Of the
use Of oil not up TO The legal test, can
collect damages Of the party WHO sold the
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-03

a man out West wants a patent on an
Invention calculated TO prevent the bung-
ling method OF executing criminals that
has now grown so common. In case the
vertebrm Of the condemned are not sclen-
tihcaliy dislocated at the first fall, the
rope instantly lowers the victim safely TO
the ground, lassoes the sheriff and his
assistants, Jerks them flity feet into the
air and drops them on the nearest picket
fence. This device Is known as the
"Automatic Avenger."
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-03

Lizzie Ness, aged IA, was murdered IN.
der circumstances Of peculiar atrocity, on
Monday, 10 = grove near Salisbury, about
fourteen miles from flttsburg, Two
tramplng painters, name Pohl and Hyn-
demAn, Who said they worked recently
In Cumberland, Nd, wherg arrested IN
Pittsburg yesterday for the murder, and
will have hearing on Friday. The girl
was an adopted daughter OF Mrs. Chris.
uan Kline, residing near Salisbury, and
her father lie said 10 be living In Ohio.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-03

Many of our rea derb have no doubt ex.
pressed curiosity al the object and aim of
this organization. II was '9rst orgsnlged
10 Illinois aud has OF late bes1me nf great
strength In all the Western States. An
effort is nov making 10 secure n fOothold
in the Eastern States, and in order to
enlist the sympathy aud co operation Of
producers and consumers, they have
Issued circular proposing r meeting of
AL Interested at the Aston House, New
York city, on May 9th, for the purpose
Of forming an association, and col slider
Ing What b hest 10 be done 10 reduce the
cost of transportation by failrasd and
water.
The organization under lite preset ( title
IL not much over q year old aud vas
called into existence through TIE lrged
unjust Determinations and ex elton Of
the railway companies owning the great
trunk lines connecting the Western with
tie EahterD mArRele. 30 lar As the
Western States are concerned the PA
irons Of husbandry" are chiefly agrieul-
turists, and they have their "Grangcs,
answering TO Lodges, In every county and
town In Iowa, Illinois and Wisconsin.
The work OF association Is going on 50
rapidly that the prime movers are now
looking to the older States to join with
them In legal and political crusade
against the railway corporation.
Among the matters suggested as proper
for consideration at the sew FORK meet
Ing are the corrupting Influences Of the
railroads upon our representatives in the
Legislatures the voting away of home
stead lands by Congress to railroad cor,
poTaliops that railroad companies should
he made 70 understand tia; tgsy are the
servants OF the people and not thel
masters that whenever a railroad CON,
pany violates its charter privileges, III,
State should take possession OF the road
and operate II for the benefit of the
people, apd the epaeIment pl a law en-
abllng any Citizen 10 call upon the Attor
ney General Of a State to Institute pro
ceedlugs against any railroad corporation
for neglect TO perform It's duty to th,
public, the costs to be paid by the State
These are the important topics selected
for discussion, and Il is probable they viii
give rise TO no end Of debate, should III,
meeting be largely attended, as it nj
doubt will be.
The Invitation to attend the meeting Il
general que, and commercial men
farmers, manufacturers and merchant
are specially Invited, as being either pro
ducers or consumers, aud therefore equalll
interested. 1t is impossible to predic
what may result from this movement, fo
there is no knowing what the tone an,
temper or It's proceedings may be.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-03

4 mar sighled Indianapolis woman
patched the seat Of her husbands pants
with n cold buokwheat cake, that the
children had left in her work basket.
last week. The color Of the patchwork
matched the original trOw seTs, and as
the cake was tough, the mistake might
never have been discovered, but the old
man got caught Qua il a shower day or
two aiterward the patch began to swell;
he ieh cold patches on his back, and
thinking that II was spinal meningitis
that had rlutched him, sent for doctor,
who soothed his fears but he wants d,
divorce,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-03

A MINING .suIr-FIonTs AND A DUEL
OVER 1T.
By Telegraph to EvERr EvENISe.
VIRGINIA CITY, NAvADA, Nav .
The District Court decided a long con.
tested mining suit In favor of the Hermss
Mining Company against the Rnymond
q Ely Company. Heavy wacers pend
ing and several fights have occurred il,
which three men were wounded. ou.
fatally. A duel is pending between two
of the Counsel.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-03

= On Monday night, some nremen Of
Morrisania, N. r., entered the premises
Of Lawrence ErAhart, and an alarm was
given by the watch dogs. Erkhart went
Into the yard and a fight ensued, ln which
be fatally stabbed one OF the 1remen
named John Morrison, aged "a years.
The police arrived In time 10 prevent
Morrison's comrades from lynching Erik
hart, and the latter was lodged IN jail.
Erkhart says that he was attacked by the
marty.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-03

A gen tleman found II necessary during
his recent canvass to ask head railway
official. by tell graph, n train -. - D
i'k tim ~ &, small . ann. ino ~.
swor promptly came back, "No one will
stop for YOU" But the courteous oill-
clal bad really done all In his power by
promising that train No. would comply
with the request made.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-03

One Of our exchanges gives the follow.
Ing conumdrum "Why is il that "A
young fell w and his girl can sit in tho
parlor until after midnight without max.
ing noise enough for the old folks to hear
them through the partition, but can't sit
in II public place five minutes without an.
moving the whole house with their Gig
Cling aud talk 2"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-03

A sheet of ordinary white blottlng pa
per, which will tear by It's own weight
wheA wetted, Ia converted into material
having all the properties of a tough
y rchment 10y merely dipping IL for few
ceJnls 10 ~ phir cat. The &c IA ~
are using this artificial parchment for
sausage skins. II need be hardly said
that n Ia highly indIRnailhla
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-03
NEWS BY TELEGRA,
8pi.

MurlNY AMONG PRISONERS - AMNRsTv
ORDERED.
By Telegraph to KvzRr EvnHtso.
MADRID, May IA number of tbo
Carlist prisoners at the Canary Isiands
mutlned recently and wore tired ON hv
the guard and many were killed.
Gen. Velorde Issued a proclamation nj
Barcelona Offering amnesty to the oar.
lists If they surrender within eight davs
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-03
The Modoos.
NO FIGHTING SINCE THE FATAL AM.
BUsCADE.
IA a..

SAN Francisco, May 2l.-News fro u
Gillems Camp to Tuesday morning ms
been received. Nothing has been dom.
since the battle Of Saturday. No scont
ing has been done, and nothing has b en-
heard from Lieut.. Cranston or the other
missing men.
Eight bodies are still on the Held and
supposed to be burned. Con. Davis lett
Rails this morning for the front. The
bodies OF the officers recovered have ar.
rived ut Yfeka.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-03

"A boy eight years old at Lowell, Mass.
spelled 1000 words without a miss, and
he put 100 to the committee and they
missed fifteen.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-03

cutting Down Teachers Salaries.
Things have come to such a pass In
New York city that economy and re-
treuehment are demanded somewhere, aud
80 the proposition h. now under discussion
10 the Board Of Education 10 reduce the
salaries Of teachers 10 the public schools.
A sner illustration CT the politicians idea
Of economy and reform, could not be
found. with hundreds Of sluecure oficeA
which might be abolished without detrl.
men' 70 the public interests, with hun.
drsd' ~ eibef' sluglr term in which
snakes the i"rinss Of soms poltticlas
pithoui requiring Of him strict attention
Q, hard labdf, these solohs can see no
WY in vhitb ID reduce sEpehs es except
by eusubs down iNo ssahty pay nj the
hardest worked sud most useful asrvsu.s
the public has.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-03


Tao miserable scandal Concerning the
Vienna Commissioners ia Furnishing loud
for comment hY the Eurcp Pan papers,
such comment being, Of course, exceed
iugly uncomplimentsry to our Republic.
I, IL dlhleult To understand precisely
how far the ras'alhy hss gone which
has caused tue suspension OF the
commissioners, but the Fist OF the
whole matter 10 that lot NJ
trading politicians hayr got them
selves appointed commissioners, by pur-
chasing influence aud then bave prOreeied
70 sell privileges &c, 10 ambitious traders
who see an opportunity 70 turn a penny
~ The Exposition.
The New York herald., 1873-12-15
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.


/ FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
ROYAL Mail Steamships apDointed to sail as follows
CITY OF MoNTREAL...... SATURDAY,. Dec 20 = "a.
CITY OF NEW YORK. SATURDAY. Jan. 1874 +. m
CITY OF BROOKLf n. Saturday Jan. TO- III A. NJ
and each succeeding Saturday and Thursday from pier
RATES OF PASSAGE.
CABIN $40 $50 and SO. gold, according TO accomno
dation.
Round trip tickets at low rates
donderry, London, Bristol Cardiff, $l Prepaid Ger
Passengers also forwarded 10 Havre, Hamburg, swe-
den, Norway, Denmark and Paris Al reduced rates
Drafts issued at lowest rates :. a,
Company's Office, No I5 Broadway ,,.,.,
For Steerage Passage at 50 Broadway or pier North
River ,ouN y n.rp .ou, o,,o
ODonneIl 4 Faux 40s Chestnut street, Philadelphia
NJ s. Creagh l02 state street, Boston. -
F. G. Brown 32 South Clark corner Lake street. chi
cago oy. c,o pors,
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
N For southampton and Bremen
The steamship AMERICA Captain r Bussus will sail
on Wednesday, Dec IL, at2 p. NJ, from Bremen pier.
foot OF Third street. Hoboken TO be followed by the
steamship MoSEL, Captain @. Ernst on Saturday,
Dec ~
Rates Of Passage to London Havre and Bremen
yable in gold or its equivalent in currency 49,
steerage oo
0ELRICHS co. Agents,
No. Bowling Green.
The New York herald., 1873-12-15
HOUSES, ROOMS. &C.. WANTED.

REMoVAL.-ELFELT, LEVI 4 CO, OF 1se CHURCH
~ street manufacturers of clothing have to
~ ana 81 Worth street, where work will be received.
The New York herald., 1873-12-15
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

TALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON
via Newport and Fall River
The magnificent steamers NEWPORT and OLD
COLONY leave pier % North River foot of Murray street,
= = = - A. r BACON. Superintendent
L,oR CATSKILL, HUDSON AND ALBANY
IL The steamer GENERAL SEDGWICk will leave
pier S. Franklin street. this Monday afternoon at
O'Clock. For freight and passengers apply board.
Landing at Cold spring, Rhinebeck and Maiden.
:. w. STIMPSON, Agent
NAVIGATION RESUMED TO CATSKILL.-
~ The steamboat GENERAL SEDGWICK will leave
pier 35, foot Franklin North River. Monday,
Decemhe Is p NJ Coldspring Catskill and Hud
Passage 81 So BLACK & DONAHUE
The New York herald., 1873-12-15
COAsTwIsR STEAMSHIPS.


DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP C0MPANY's LINE.
L Monday, December ~ steamship ACAPULCo
Captain A. q. Gray, leaves pier AZ North River at ~
O'Clock M. for Aspinwal, connecting with steamer az
Panama for Acapulco hsnzanillo, Mazatlan, San
Central American and south Pacific ports
LIST and 10th OF cach month
For passage Or freight apply at the companys Office,
pier t NORTH River New York.
II. j. BULLAY. SuDeriotendeni
The New York herald., 1873-12-15

Trains leave New York. from foot Of Desbrosses and
Express for harrisburg Pttsburg the West and South,
SaIn rsimsn snhass Rasses ana ssTf A and
F9 Sans 4 Al aS S Vi snndS1
sP; n; For Baltimore and washington via Baltimore
EsPess spH onlS for fsSse PhSaepsa ~ $40 y
7:sS $50 81 p NJ, and IL night sunday, 5 io7 80
For Trenton, att 20 A. NJ, so and 40 P NJ Sunday.
Emisrant and second c!ass,5PM. :,
sac, lS y u 30 T. NJ. and il night sunday 5: 20
F9r Liizabets sss En-, q S 20 i s!o
$40 20 and s;IoP NJ a''a n.s". su"uAs' 0'1'
e gag sfaS1f slS 3 ss h z 10 y I'd $40, @ 3
For woodbTidgs and Perth AmbOy, and 10 4 NJ 2:so,
For New brunswick, 20 and A. NJ, l2M $40 49,
s:S S;is' 7:o PM, and L night sunday, sao and
For East Milestone, sA NJ, IL noon and 4:OPM
Fer Fer aaa and bsyssss Saso e
ss 81 H%srdsnSyn % @ hunsen nDS sqa Sam
For Freehold, 7:,O A. NJ. and 4 r NJ
For Jamesburg, Pemberton and Camden A. NJ and 30
Train; arr sr,ys s fsoxsxFr2n g.,iv P,ttsSurs
Eoa anp SsmSss and md s!S snS
s % aSa ana m Il is .G Faoads5Gs as @ 5 Ss q. S% aoa
1s G;7 paS = S sunday ~ 6o' So 80 and II ''' NJ
fickss Hd s'o oices sas 49, IN and 80 Broadway; No
Emigrani TIC ticket sel ONCE no Battery PLACE
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
CToNINGToN LINE FOR BosroN-rHE ELEGANT
RHODE ISLAND, every Tuesday, Thursday and satar.
Sss 3 yas ssvssTy syys Wednesday and Fri
DANCING ACADEMIES.
A J. .sAUsE's DANCING ACADEMIES. GLASSES
a. az Masonic Hall III and l6 East Thirteenth street,
soisEE at Breyoort Hail. Monday, december Is s7s
rKivAATE IL LsEssoSs atany hour. day or evening
CIRCULARS at Private Academy, 2l2 East Eleventh
street.
A DoDwoRTH's PRIVATE CLASSES FOR DANc.
"a. ing, No. az Flnh avenue, corner twenty y.sixln
street. are now open Tor the season.
send Tor circular
A --CARTIER's DANCING ACADEMY PLIMpToN
a. Building intersec tion stuyyesant and Ninth streets.
eialiy ''N'''' ''''" 's''0"' 'ps'
AT MR. TRENoR's ACADEMY or DANCING,
pupils attend at their convenience and receive ndi.
vdua Instruction In Waiting. &C. see circular.
Strictly Private Lessons gwen daily.
A WILSON HAMrLToY,s DANCING ACADEMIES
thur Hall S5 West Fourteenth now omen
Rour soes every Monday at % and a eyery
Tuesday at Arthur Hall.
BALLET MASTER DUMAR's DANCING ACADEMY.
~ q West Fourth street near Broadway Private and
quarter. six IN private lessons
pROoKEs DANCING ACADEMY, 36l BRooME ST.
~ All the fashionable dances In one course Lessons
LADIEs-Juesdays and Fridays, 80 T.. N.
GENTLEMEN-Tuesdays and FRIDAYS ~ r. NJ
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 81; saturdays 5 L. W..
NEW CLASS FOR TUESDAY.
MACPHERsON's CLASSES FOR DANCING,
N Hamilton Assembly Rooms,
corner East sixty.ninth street and Third avenue
Pupils can attend at their convenience and receive In.
diydua instruction in all the modern dances including
the modern Boston Redowa and Deux Temps No
specially. Glasses meet Wednesda and saturdays
MRS TRENOR GIVES STRICTLY PRIVATE LES.
lv sons to ladies and gentlemen nj all hours daily
Ladies' Private Class tuesday and Friday, at2P II
TRkNORS Lyric Hall, 73 sixth Avenue.
The New York herald., 1873-12-15

E'oR, CARDIFF. BRISTOL. LONDON AND ALL
IT other points in England and Wales.
The South Wales Atlantic Steamship Company's new
first class steamships will sail from Pennsylvania Rail-
road wharf Jersey City, rs foows:-
DELTA charered. December l3
GLAMORGAN TO follow.
First cabin passage. s75 and $50 currency: second
cabin $50 currency; sleerage, So currency. Prepaid
Tor q and upwards For further particulars apply to
ARCHIBALD BAXTER X co. Agents,
IL Broadway, New York.
The New York herald., 1873-12-15

A SR 9;, ? Ssrs 45si Ssv York
cAAsSTTALIA.. Wed Dec Dec I ETHEL9PIAi sat, Jan.
wed Dec Wsd s Jan Jam
AtA GAEphN Dec SySFIh ss 5s" 5s" Il
1ne passenger accommodatons on the steamers tns
;ta,eroom are all on upper deck. thus good
= : 49, ~ CABIN PAsssAeE TO OR FROM
SAT- sIEAMEshE sElSaaE ~ sPd fxsASE s AESsEiarn $780, gold
TO hSsPS9 or 3d. asnd0n
a 10 and E, or ang e sT seS
DRIFTS uf foh ANY AMOUNT AT CURRENCY RATES
company 0'eH HESDERsoS SnY YbsoTERs d1s ~ Asent.
THE HANBURG.AMERIcAN PACKET coMPANY's
iron mail steamship ,rprxar.
taking passengers from New YORK @ Plymouth London,
First cabin, , 5ger LpSer saloon, saloon sia. sIs
steeragc, $50. PAYABLE in United states gold
KNu Tn ui2MMERASA NJ AZ VII sail Decemser 2
General assn,s cnn.orsi %. pa.saDgar agens
81 Broad street New York. 81 Broadway, New York.
EAGLE LINE,=UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIPS
IL NEW YORK 70 HAMBURG, N
~. touching at Plymouth and Cherbourg
papy arsnsaanS d @ steam Nayigaon Com
GOETHE Captain wilson, S' '''''''A''
TUESDAY viii sail on .,opv
RaJes Of ane per loot o. First street Hoboken
Hamburg 2 saoos. SIS soa seso1a saso a
sss s sgSS sSe q ieersgs ae go gold prepaid certacate $40
Yae iieersse .SS IS ayasd into
KNAUTH, NAcHoD KuHyE,
:. s.,h, .au,r e. General Agents. 1l3 Broadway.
fO' FUNGI, EDYE CO., q South william street,
pEMITTANcEs TO ENGLAND AND IRELAND
By TAPsCoTT BROTHERS CO, 50 south street
The New York herald., 1873-12-15

SToNrNGToN LINE FOR BosroN-THE ELEGANT
- steamers
RHODE ISLAND. every Tuesday Thursday and satur
day .
day from pier 50 North River, atiP NJ.
The New York herald., 1873-12-15

~ 4
IN DAILY LINE TO Norfolk
and tri-weekly to Richmond.
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
From pier 81 North River. foot of Beach street. steam
ers leave daily at p NJ for Norfolk, and passenger
Norfolk City Point and Richmond Tues
DAYS. Thursday and SATURDAYS, same hour
Through bills lsding and passenger tickets issued to
all points South and Southwest via Virginia ana Iennes-
Atlantic Coast Seaboard and other Illness also by
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad for Western Points and
BY steamers at Norfolk for Newbern and WashiT gon N
Office 137 Greenwich street
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-11-08
LATEST ELECTION NEWS.

New York, Nov 4.-Returns from
half the city give Connor { Dem.) fol
sheriff majority of $4,000 Returns
from the State are badly mixed.
Kemper's { DEM majority in Vir.
ginia will probably be about $4,000. 2
Boston, Nov. 4.-The Republican
ticket for the State officers in Massa-
chusetts is elected.
Milwaukee, Nov. Wisconsin has
gone Democratic by $500 majority
The Republicans concede the defeat Of
Washburns.
Newark, n. j., Nov. 5.-The Sen.
ate and House will be Republican
Boston Nov 5-Price is elected to
Congress Washburn will probably
be elected. Thus far be has Y 863
majority.
St. Panl, Min , Nov. 5.-Davis i.
elected By apout 10000. There vii
probably be Republican majority on
the State ticket.
Colvin, anti-Sunday law candidate
for Mayor of Chicago, is elected BY
10000 majority
New York. Nov 5.-The Democratic
State ticket will probably be elected by
10000.
In Massachusetts, the Democrats
elected eleven Senators and Sixty
members of the House.
In Illinois the Farmers ticket was
successful. The returns are incom.
plete.
The Reformers claim Wisconsion by
10000. The Republicans concede
5000.
Minnesota gives Davis. Republican
candidate for Governor, 5000 MAORI.
ty. The Farmers candidadate for
State Treasurer will probably be
elected.
In Maryland the Democrats elect
their entire ticket by from $4,000 to
$4,000 majority.