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WISCONSIN,.
The Election.

MADISON, November 1.-THE official
returns were received from twelve
counties giving Washburn 23,3O5, and
Taylor 81, l,S95 which is lilo votes lees
than in the same countiesin 1871. lay
lor's votes are much less than Greeley 6
but 764 more than Doolittles. The
Democrats have about 400 meJority
in the State. The Senate is still IN
doubt; the election Is so close in Green
county that it will take an official vote
to determine it. II a Democrat is elect
ed it will give them one majority and
ifa Republican they will have the ma
iority. The assembly will be Demo-
cratic by 20 ma jority.
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ST. LOUIS.
Exciting Scene in Court.

81. L9Uls, November ll.-It having
been charged by the defence in the
McDouough- -Carnivan case, chat a
ring had been formed to remove the
chic. OF police, Leutenant-Governor
johnson, counsel for the plaintiff, in
aadressrg tie ju:y this afternoon, de-
clared that the ring vas on the other
side, and that the policemen LED by
Captain O'Neal had been brought IN to
testify falsely against the character OF
ladies. At this O'Neil, highly excited,
ran across the room to where johnson
wss and aimed blow at him, which
he lodged. O'Neal wss about to re.
new the attack, and johnson had
drawn his revolver, when the jurymen
parted them, O'Neal WAS promptly
fined, but motion to fine Johuson was
nor entertained by the Judge.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Meeting OF Unemployed WorAmen.

Meeting of Unemployed Worhmen.
PHILADELPHIA, November ll.-This
morning a body OF unemployed work.
~ men assembled in Independence Hall
and after organizing appointed a COM
mittee OF their uumber who called upon
the mayor to see what he could ofticl'
ally do or suggest to alleviate the sui
ferings OF the working people. The
mayor replied that go far as he was per-
sonallv concerned, he would gladly do
all in his power to aid those willing to
work, he navine once been q working
man himself. His Honor closed his
speech by regretting that he had not
the power to aid them. The delega-
ton warmly thanked the mayor for
his words OF kindness and Tor the sug-
gestiou be had offered, and then with
drew.
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NEW YORK.
Report OF the Clearing House Com
mittse on Banking.

"<PcEt oi suo SledFinR mouse COm
mittse on Banking.
NRw YORK, November 11.-Th'
Clearing House Association held ses.
sion to-day to consider the report o
the committee appointed to recommend
reforms in the business of banking
The report of the committee is very
volumneonsl and recommends radics
changes in the present system of bank
ing. The evils of paying interest on
deposits are thoroughly sifted by the
committee. Tie committee also sug-
gests that banks make a weekly state
ment of their condition to q manager
the statement to be made every Satur-
day. A meeting of banks is to be helc
on Thursdsy, when the adoption OIL
rejection OF the report will be decided
upon.
Trial OF Boss Tweed.
In the Tweed case to-day the work
OF obtaining jury continued. Judge
Davis ordered the twelfth juror to be
sworn, but the defence called for time
to exercise the privilege of pere mptory
challenge and while they were deliber-
ating the third juror was peremptorily
challenged by the prosecution, and the
fourth by the defence, leaving two va
cant seats. One additional juror was
obtained and a recess was then taken
After the reassem bling OF The court the
remaining vacant chair was to be filled
but the pannel becoming exhausted the
court adjourned, leaving one juror YET
to be secured.
The Memphis Bale of Cotton
The bale of cotton sold in front Of
the Cotton Exchange to-day for the re-
lief OF Memphis sufferers, realized three
hundred dollars. The purchaser, it is
believed, intends to ship it to Liver
pool to be sold there for the same pur-
pose.
Trial Concluded.
The trial OF the accused detectives,
Irving and Farley. was concluded to-
day. The two officers testified in their
own behalf, denying all that had been
alleged agsiust them. The counsel on
both sides summed up, and the matter
was referred to the Police Board, who
will probably decide that no case has
be en- made out.
cooks Seized.
The books and papers OF the import
ing houee OF C. A. Aufermard d 20 ,
silk importers, were seized to-day for
the undervalnation OF i'm ports.
Suit Against Charles A. Damn.
The suit OF G. B. Lamar, OF Savannah,
against Charles A. Dana, claiming Que
hundred thousand dollars damages for
false imprisonment in 1865, while the
latter wss Assistant Secretary OF war,
came up in the United States Circuit
Court in this city to day. The argu'
ment will probably occupy several days
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CHARLESTON.
The Contingent Fund-Congression
al EIect!on-The Bethany College
BiII-The "Sang" Question.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 9th, 1873.

CHARLESTON, Nov. 9th, 1873.
Dear Register.
The session OF the Senate to day was
rather interesting. The first PROPOSE
ton OF special importance was reso-
luton introduced by Mr.. Wilkinson
directing the Auditor to transmit to the
Senate a detailed statement showing
for what purposes the contingent fund
for the last year was expended. AL
ihough the constitution, Art. 7, Sec. 6,
'.quires the Governor 10 transmit with
is message "a statement o! all money
."ccived and paid out by him, from any
md subject to his orders, with vouch-
ELS therefor" he has not done so, or, al
leat, be has not reported "for what
services performed" these expenditures
have been made. The resolution was
accepted and is designed to call forth q
statement, not only OF the expenditures
OF the Governor, but OF all the Execu-
tive departments. The people may
learn from this report what service was
rendered to the State by Messrs. Ftz-
hugh, Hogemsn, Lamb and Wheat, for
which they received over two thousand
dollar. The documant will no doubt be
"intea : ing reading" The House bill
providipg for ascertaining aud csrtify-
Ing the result OF the Congressional elec'
tion held in this State last year, wss
passed by the Senate by very decided
majority, and will now 60 to His Er-
cellency for his approval, or rather dis
approval, as it is generally conceded
that the Governor has reclined into the
firm coviction that no one wss
elected in this State last year but him.
SELF With self omplacency, which
in private life, light commend our ad-
miration as a perfect example OF stub
bernes, but in public llie breeds con-
tempt, he ignores the right ofrepreseo-
tation OF the people of this State in the
National Congress, and seems TO think
that they should be thoroughly salis-
fed with the gracious blessings they
have received in securing his services
as the chief executive officer OF this
State.
The bill will no doubt receive his
core displeasure and negative, but !
think the Legislature is equal to the
emergency and will pass it notgith-
standing his objections.
The bill providing for free education
in in Bethany College was pretty thor
oughly discussed in the Senate, and an
amendment providing that the first ap-
preparation Of money thereunder should
not be paid before the first day Of Oc-
lober next, was adopted. Mr.. Bennett
offered another amendment appro-
priating S25 1000 to each OF the State
Normal Schools which will probably
be adopted and the bill pass. The bill
authorizes the education OF one student
from each county free OF tuition, to be
appointed by the Regents OF the Nor
nal Schools.
In the House OF Delegates the die
cussion "wa1ed warm" upon the Sang
Bill" and resulted rather unfsvosrbly
to the bill, and the probabilities are
that the Sang -diggers will be permit.
ted to roam over the mountains Of
West Virginia for another year, and
they will be none to modest or make
them afraid aud if they don't enjoy
the sweets OF Liberty who will?
LEON
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WISCONSIN.
Death OF an Editor.

LA Crosse, Nov. ll.-Lute A. Tay-
lor, 3 prominent newspaper man Of this
CITY. died about 5 o'clock this morning
OF congestion Of The lungs. Mr.. Tsy-
lor was for q number OF years connect
ed with the Republican and Leader here,
The remains will be taken to River
Falls, his former home, for interment.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
singular Circumstance.

LAWRENCE, Nov. ll.-Mss Maggie
Aumock, OF this city, who suddenly lost
the power of speech about FIVE months
ago, but has since been in good health,
was startled last night by the explosion
of kerosene lamp, and when she re-
covered from her fright she found that
she had fully regsiued her speech.
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PITTSBURGH,
Bank Suspension.

PIrrsBURoH, Nov. 1.-The Duquesne
Savings Bank OF this city suspended
to-day. They claim that their suspen-
sion is only temporary and that their
depositors are fully secured.
Trial OF Nail Robbers.
In the United States Circuit Court
the trial OF W. R. Wales and R. L.
Dudley, charged with robbing the mail,
is progressing. These parties are also
charged with defrauding the Adams
EXPRESS Company st Albany, New
York, on forged dratts.
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MEMPHIS.
The Yellow Fever.

MEMPHIS, November 1.-THE total
amount of deaths to-day is 7 from
yellow fever, one OF which was c. j..
Colome. aged % years. The Howard
Association report to-dsy's applications
for nurses as four, of which two only
were for new cases and two for cases
where q relapse had occurred.
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CONNECTICUT.
UncmpIoy ed Workmen.

New HAVEN, November 1.-The
Board Of Councilmen last evening pass-
ed resolution appointing the mayor,
one alderman and two councilmen, IS
a committee to report come plan to
provide for unemployed workmen dur'
ing the winter.
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CHICAGO.
5IaSOuic.

CHICAGO, November 1.-THE Su-
preme Council OF the Sovereign Consis-
tory So, F. & A. Masons Scottish
Ri,e,) OF the Northern Jurisdiction o.
the United States, assembled in this
CITY to-day. This forenoon the Orieu-
tai Corsistory OF the Sublime Princes
of the Royal Secret 32o, proceeded in q
BODY TO the Palmer House, for the pur-
pose Of escorting their brethren to the
place Of meeting. From the Palmer
House the procession OF eight carriages
and one hundred mem bers OF the Order
on loot proceeded to the hall. The
Council was then called to order and
ORGANIZED, after which a recess was
taken until the afternoon, when the
loige proceeded TO transact business
Among the more prominent members
Of the order present were Josiah ID.
Drummoad, Most Puisant Sovereign
Grand Commander-in-Chiet; c Enoch l..
Carson, Cincinnati, Great Grand Com
msuder OF Grand Council; Daniel
) Sck'es, New York, Grand Secretary Of
Northern Jurisdiction John w. Sim
monds. New York, editor Of New York
Dispatch; Albert Goodsll, Vice-Presl-
dent American Bank Note Company,
New York, and Gen. Saml. Lawrence,
OF Massachusetts.
The billiard Tournament.
Ths billiard tournament continued
this afternoon, opening with a game
between grille Don and George w.
Sla-soa, in which Don was victorious
by three points The game commenced
at l.4j aud clcspd at 4:2O, standing,
Dioo 400; Siasson 397 The runs were
nearly all low, Dion's best being q "a
Q6 2j ~; Slassons st "a "a. The second
between Morice DAILY and Peter Sny'
der, commenced at f.: 80 and closed ST
G.l5 p ", standing, Snyder l59, DAILY
400. Snyders rms were 81 Gud 81,
Dsly's. ~ 43 A. IS This evening the
exhibition opened with game between
Albert GARNER and John Bessunger,
commenced at 7.30 and closed st ~ P.
i Garn;ermaking 400 10 $40 by Bes-
SINGER. Gsrnier's best runs were 81,
81, 81; Bessunger's best, 81, 81, "a,
2l. S.os.on and Daily aIe now play
ing
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IOWA.
Snow.

DUBUQUE, November ll.-Snow is
falling, and q change to cold asd ireez-
ing is coming after the beautiful weath'
or OF the past two weeks. The season
OF navigation draws to 8 close on
the Upper Mississippi.
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oCR sLAsT FTENACEs.

In regard to our blast furueces, it
IS only necessary to state that, while
but two OF them have stopped for the
present. the price OF pig metal has be-
come go depressed that there is 70 mar
gin Of profit in its maIufscture, ct tbs
present prices of ore. Both ore and
fuel have ruled high. Il has been TIE
custom Of the trade to make contEacts
for ore for the year, and this circum-
stance has tended greatly to enbararss
our furnace companies. The prices for
ore, the present year, have been largely
in excess Of those OF suy previous sea-
son, and a reduction is regarded BY
furnace men as an inevitable necessity,
before rew contracts are entered into.
1t 10 proper to stste, however, that
more than one-hslf Of our furnaces are
carried on in connection with rolling
mills, and owned BY the same parties,
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SoNE fellow in Philadelphia wants TO
And balloon that will taks up mort.
cages.
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PRICE or TICKETS
NJ - n V mooFE's RrHAL

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LIST OF GIFTS.
Total, 10000 Ollts, all Cash
amounting o.. ,,,......,....,,..,

The distribution will he positive, whether
all the tickc are sold or not, and the l20OD
gifts all paid In proportion 10 the ucHois
sold-sll unso!d tickets being destroyed, m
nj the hrst ard second coucerI, and not
represented IN the drawing.
PRICE Of TICKETS
Whole tickets $50; halves s2S; tontns, or
each coupon, %; eleven whole tickets for
sj0J; ~ ticket for q OOO; ll3 whole tickets
Tor s. OUO; 227 whole tickets for $1,000. No
discount on less than 900 worth OF tickets
at time.
Tickets now ready for sale, and all orders
RcCOnIp MED by the money prOmtly Oiled.
I liberal terms given 10 those who buy 20
sell EgSn.
TIIOS. r.. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Publ. LihT. ny. and Man.. Gi I Cont.
Public Library BCilding. LOUISVILLE, KY
J. V. J., RODGERS. Agent,
l0S Msrket street.
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100000,

divided into l2 zoo cash gifts, will be distrib-
uted by lot among the ucket-holdeTs. The
one wheel by blind children and the gins
nom another.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
Steamer City OF Richmond.


LIVERPOOL, November ll.-The
>'samer City OF Limerick, OF the In
man line, has been sent to aid the dis
Holea steamer City of Richmond &c
reach this port.
snspt
-oNDoN, November ll.-Messrs W
4. " Arthur Burns & Co., metal mer.
sasnts, have suspended. Their liabili-
sterling.
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CANCERS CuREl.

DIP. HEtFRN tbfFLlN, ~ TIC North
western Cancer Institute, 1873 Wabash
avenue. Chicago. CANCERS CTRED
WITHOUT KNIFE OR -EKiOUS pAIs,
In 10" FhOrl6i Time imaginable and doc,
not dcpicte The patient wbl5e treating. A
cure slways guaranteed.
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WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 5. 1879

Only sixty thousand tickets will be sold
and one-haif OF these are intended for the
European market, thus leaving only S0l0R
for sale In the United States, where luo0O,
Were disposed OF for the lhlrd Concert The
parts and have on their back the Scheme
with a full explanation OF their mode oi
drawing.
At this concert, which will be the grand.
est musical display ever witnessed In this
country the unpr, cedentel sum OF
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NEW hpvgRTisEm
GraRdeSt Scheme Ever Known
rCURTH GRAND GIFT
CONCERT
FOR TIE BENEFIT OF THE
Public Library
OF &SntlScky.
$4,000 CASH Gifts Si,S00,0Oo
Every Fifth Ticket Draws a Gift
s2sO,OOO for $50.

The Fourth Grand GIN Concert authcrlz.
ed bv specia, act OF the Legislature Tor the
benefit OF the Public Library OF Kentucky,
will take place In Public Library Han, ~
Louisville, KY,
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The editor OF the Weston Dems1at,
Mr.. WoFFISDIN, has recently been on
a hunt to Webster county, and treats
his readers to spicy account OF his
camping out experience:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-08
@i,, Rlei,tnaat.

Befanntl;b 1T Der Tiirf eiedteEitein
elmer Der reihltsn @soesrunrbeIiBer in
Oeitsusid, iualeid aber au4 Souoes
rain in ecm 2dncbm Qidtenltein Sa<
rui, ras smii1en 8orarIterg uno Der
S1pei; liest. Nus letnen Weriatoez
iguneen IL Selterreia, preuben unp
Sa6lsn besiebt' Ger Garf ungefabr
100000 81. jdDrltder Ginfanfte ;
cas- louYsyuine Juriteutbum 2idtenitein
binessen bat Elm So~bresbuc9et BON
e;ma 10000 81. Yrutto : Ginnabme,
momit eie 9anreaaussaten beltritten
mercea. Truter 9eb5rte pos 2ano gum
DeutiAen Bunre i'm SABRE 1866
lGeint ss tsim Jriecsusidlulle oer9elz
fen moroeu III iein unp beitebt nun ale
Staat fiji lib auein> obne gum Deutz
ldsn &eide ju esbSren. Die Serbdlts
ni7s ino patriarba!ila cas fIeinc
S5!fden Gmiidcn Z unp 5000 See<
lsn) lit fret yon Gcnlcriptiracu, Sablt
nur serinse Steuern, unc fir cen 8oz
itenbsrarf Ger N%betntautcn }. 9. CGorz
rection res Glubbettrs) bat rer Jurit
Gem QanSe Gin unocrSinslidsS &apital
pom 10000 81. Yorsetrsdt. Wisid>
mobl l9!us au6 III 'cislss lanplide
Stiuebsn eine Weue BON Ger in Deutl1-
Ionp pbualtencen Moitationelr0muno
heraber. Ger aus is Mit9!ieeern BE-
itebence 2anDtae nlmIid, wel6et am 1.
Jetruar seldlOiim wurre, nabm Nnz
itce paran, RAP Ter Gurt elmer aus
CONTAIN, psrtriettsen IGbleyldule ucn
eebrl9rsfern Axfnabme in @apuS
nod rasu int faritliden SdIo6s &C.
udbrt bate, urp teidlob nod in ieiner
leBtsn Siyuns, Ole Hesieruns um 0or@
laae zines @sfessntwurfes .seetn rte
3ulaNuns seiitliher'0 rofn ~a'3uosbsn.
Xrubers 3erulrfuiAe entlpranaen barr
aus, roD pie ruWlebrbeis rss goltes"
pie Goaes5Fun gu elmer .Spieltant
wanlAte> rpcsu iid Gin aus Dsu:ld,
LAMB pert,iet.aer 5pidbduens unternebz
mer eemelcet bate, unp pss Ger Turit
troB ldwincelbafer asitatioa nidt
,ur GinwiIisues gu bepesen tpar. 81
fentar bate er cas- Wobt ceS Saness
pa better i'm Ause, al5 Der sanotas,
unp mas bic 9ebridwetern in Gacus
tesriffL 70 rvirb ibre lSdteridule Fders
lib feune @efabr fur bic polttilaen
3uadnpe nit ii1 brinsen, wie fne jene
auoers GoncelIon fir bic uoralilasn
uuo lucialeu sebra9t Bate.
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Netrpleu1i, in europa.

Die 3utdnte In cen sali;il6en Ne
troleumeruben, lbreitt man ei,tem
@iener 8latte aus @oyliee> rerren
nit jeoem Sage idauoerhafer. BE-
fanntli6 wurce pie Mufbebuna pcs
&esales fir petroleum ermirft, uno raz
pur6 sleidssitis BET Bersbauptmann:
ldaft bic Modt benommen, Cen Sau
Ger Sdadte 3u uberwahen unp gu
controliren. Sscermann, Ger auf pez
trpleum l9urft furet ftd einfad NIT
Dem @ruuceiaentbImer al uno fdngt
NIT einem Sdadte an, Ger planlos
uno obne Beadtun9 jerer ssiegliden
Gorldrtft at9eteuft miro, uuo Swar in
sismli6 beneutenesu Tisfea run 900
800 uro aub iiber 400 Tue. Nls
Mrbeiter funsirt Die drmite &laile Ter
Bauern, uno riel, trercen, iobalo ltd'
ptsl @a5 I'M S9adte entmtfelt purd
8ranntmein befp@en, Die 5ha6te su
tsfabren, 100 ie sumeiF e;nsm 1dred,
liden Sore enteeaen9efubrt werpen.
Die SsiBer Der 0rubcn fcbeu ben
8au eeS Gdabtee ndm!ih bis aufs
duBerfte fort, UNI ole Soften oes pertdlt>
ni6mdbis tbeuren gotnes III %eriparen,
uno nerunslifen ratst sumeiit Die Nrz
better rurd Gas Grptolluntn, Die UNI
Yermeiphh (tno, Ca Elm eurd Die &isls
bane berpprsebrabtsr 6unts Zen aan;en
S6a6t in Branp fteft esr, bu,d rie
itarfe Defamation erlhlttert, suiammen>
f1Qt, nobel rts Nrbcitsr uatsn eutmscer
!ebsnsis tcaraben peer Don ben berab>
fausrpsn 3immeruuaetaltcn eridlasen
rrercen. .Der 2ei9titHn> nit weldsm
rie @runebeliser tie Meni6cnIeten
auf's Sptsl ieben, benefit aa9 rer llm<
fam, caB aanSe Sbadte unper;immert
caRetsa. llno cielen @ora1assn lisbt
Die Nesieruns iu, cbne rea @erinafte
;u s%eranla0en fir TEN ae(epiiden Bau,
cbne raflr Spr3e III traaeI,, raj cie
Sdadte nidt iitertisf asbaut wctpsn,
unb sbne tie 0ruaobsliser III ;wiusea,
curd Bobrunsen Die petroleam> eaasr
auf;uIGlieeen.