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, 1874-09-11
rival BY four or flvo lengtls al tho my round.
Thn following ia

LIN aol'""t'b ~ rr~ o,,.r..nr
1yrr4ro tiny, sstns ;s sg ntes
to feecive sioo out Of to staaes. winners @ Of any
stakes ts Yesr g cerry {ona" TO- otsa; V;,5 o; t =,
g, liaas; . ; Sa;;.;i:;. :; fno;:r II;
ssrnaea = o9s g; In,,a'eTh my Ma1et pae'. OUT
1y,ae-1:t7.
,vaa for tho Dufrs[o f cum ot f sl ooo tx miles
dash, and. waR remarkable from tho first that
tho time 'S n9s ing Ra nSs mse
Iaeae. wote tho starters; waadersr vas
y : r sssS s So ! II ~ Ss /
for tho frat milo, whou Katie Poaac+
who had prosac4 closely az mo e ulo
went TO the front, IAzsse Auesa tsk!ag aec9Sd S'
place, and dropping WhndoroI to tilo foef. Iho
remainder Of tho race was altogether notWoeu
MoDaniofa and Donah,1e's two horses, Wanderor
falling bohind at eyety atrtdo; Ihe tockoya nl
Kaao roaso, Vic Ind a eght lesd, ,netlo ,1 3
Luees who vSs easng @ hns Tat hoe'y Sa -
homo was boantifnl. Lizzio gained for . mo,
when nesT"s brt saa WI pns snoe an
| i,oMndod to,.md tb" soarn two lengtha ahead
in tho extraordinary titno q a5 ~ Ma1nSser dn'e9'
WAS anout I'VE letsGtha oenli!a u .4o i.',nu ,,..
Heretofore tle faato91 i,og and 4a oTGr rona, run
tllroo Yoars ago. Aa will bo soon, tho Buffalo
| tirno tcnta n hv hvo socout1g. Tho following fs
| rUR sttMukny
| DuyrA1o pnrv1na-r4nn, fano day: Tho Buifalo
CUP Of 200 added 10 sweepstakes Of 800 zach, h.
f. second horse 10 rcosvc t2o3 out Of to stskes sne
Einner of thn Weecheser cup Mhn Ma4ra or anr
t~9 Of es @ sn1S9 gonofa goea o Ka.Io poaso py
p.Msct ont 1 n Snnio Msnseeid, io5 pounds, CLARK
j. popohne.,
Ltxxto Lucas, gr. T., years, by Australian, out OF
Baylo, los pounds. Darber
neo eh u %nn9orcr , nn,,als gy Toss
ous q SpIai ~ @ va.aa xod9 ~ Grst mia Jti7: maa
, 1874-09-11

cabln rnssago. "1 travelled With only n light
hnud yalieo,' ho uaya. and therefore escaped
IL sme spent bs oH oters 1eokIns sftsr er
gsgc. On landing At ptnoc uB,inilT take ttmo
aud ao1eot my own lodgings. without boing
drlvon 10 mn expensive hotol BY ar ihtoroalet!
money from American aud other etrangera,
and they hnyo roducod tho e1tortIons to 1no
point. 10 cool. bold, good-naturedt deliberate.
md contont without . display, hnd Ton can 40
tho trayolcr comes into Immediate contaot are
lcoolloB. n.Bo above thom or turn tho tabloa oti
thom. AL, particularly slopkcopotn. know G M M
American at sight, and they 10 for htm'-
tot.t
, 1874-09-11
LATE LOCAL ITEMS.

Officer Cowdrey, WHO was 10 dangerously
stabbed by Jack Mcbride, Is still improving; and
will bo ablo to DO aboat agaiu In a short timo
Patrick Twohy. Of No. 397 Vest Fourteenth
street, was drowned, accidentally, In tho lake, at
tho foot OF 1larmon court, yesterday afternoon.
Tie body was recovered.
Tho vito Of tho notorious jack Hand'oy, who
was badly beaten by him Wednesday
night, ut No. 110 dornel;a streat, WAS
bottor last midnight. An officer callcd
to obtain Tho information regarding tho woman'a
condition, and MAS mot as the door by IIandley,
who has boon bai!cd out, and abruptly told tllat
he would not gyo him any report.
, 1874-09-11

~ lava 4.nott Jou,,. l., ao1,cr nnrtlc1v In order
~ 70 mndG 81 . t,oa It ekos hia aono
Mnns ~ nna,ng9niie angmiair ~ 1in2a Siy'' ~ VIA ~
9'a. ,,a, !sb s,so xn1cr thu Influence of
.ola ss naSI Tas aso nna's IN noryoe. and
'etfR" }o fsn KS Of ho
,,art grsh @ ..lo seo ''v vorv nrnttg GRACEFUL
Rfon3. OILY tr,, - svnnnt,cto t volcao, and .
.,ajre ,,su,ta, ma ,tnrnnr .orv nronoasoagtrR,
sho roads sfti vii or % WoniI bat for oeoasonai huS
own ,ory nrot,onncoi ni'ijitv, NAV with foroo
ona y p1asmo "v ,sIt a,irnh tx ornorjoucol
"nt1 @ r.',cai n,t,ata m h,ra Manar hi}an Hnv-
thorno' Ind Mna. Fred Williams. sho naturally
,,ossnssinn' int t',o1o eon io NJ, o1cesa Of IT,
trinIt ;utn,inent ami rofinod vo1,ny 1aiiv.--for
Misa la]iny n anita yoithfu]..w tho i1aturai
eits % ana fair r. oxporisnco nho las lad, has oyory
81 msaog hef E su0h 70
Mr. O,Notf. II ia nootl,oea to sny. playod with.
splrit and effect. and With an oaao md natufni-
1,esa 1: rnanaarinH to lis friends. ntr.. Murdooh
Of ootrso. wsa about "a much at i,oro ns ii Iii
ovn private room. and r,lnyod with such m dir
~ mpaost ;,os1rc To- ,,ar9 nothing tlat diss not
folnnr to him That tjlo acnuninta,lces of that
talented and ambitious young artist vero still
moro % encouraged Tim ever. MI, Ttzpatrick,
too played tho part Of Dismal with m apprecia-
ton Of tho polornnity oi tho ehar1otor 1ua With.
out my danger Of OVERRIDING It. Mtss dale. who
supported linn 20 Mrs. Dlsmdl Vaa equally
happy In her poraonntion. and justified tito OK
roetation that in PART OF greater 55,o'opo sho
pioco, It Is no wonder that aho was pat Of tho
| boston stage. She has find OF what nothing
| but tho technical word "buanesa" can oxproas,
raroly scen tn any actreas, loav1ng not momont
every trliEng aot of by:play to account In bolp:
| Ing tho piece along. Miss Hawthorne played
| with animntion,, and mtschteVoua anxiety 70
, 1874-09-11

from lhe 72cfT0R FFf6 7!Feds.
Sunday night a uicoly.Gre ooloroa girl,
accompanied by o stylish young gent Of color,
got aboard Fort-Btrcot car bonnll snat. Tho
Conductor knsw her BY night, and know where
she lived, and no oalou1atoa to DtoP tho car 10
tho Young map arose and pulled the boil, hut
tho conductor nodded and tue car kept on.
Halt block from the house he pulled It agal.,.
and tho conductor aaid, ''1t'a all rlght-wall
Jo1it understand |" EXCLAIMED tho young man ;
"dat's just what We don't, want to do. Do OLD
man in down OH mo, you kuow, aud II Io'a
down DIR by tllo gato when dig car stops, hell
mako trouble for mo. sllrot. ynr born ~ EYcry-
tie couple were tlrlYen past and lot ont q block
beyond tho house,
, 1874-09-11

NoTvs 1tenh Te1oErnphed to Tho
Chicago Tribstno.


Tho burning 10 death OF Mrs. Dennis and her
aanghtor, st Sterling, Sept. 8, was most horrl-
bic atfatr Tho mother Mas confined to a dark
room room, y. Nth sore eyes; The daughter, lady
and poured # npon kindling IN tho Rtoyo. Il
took fire. and burst. completely covering her
from he1d 70 foot with tho burning OIL Her
mothor. hearing hcr scream, ran out, whom tho
rating hor clothing and setting her IN fire. Both
ran out doors and fel1 to tho earth. They weso
burned 80 badly that tho flesh poeod on from
the bouos. Tho daughter liycd about two hours,
b'o agonios. This same girl was opco before
burned noarly to death by ua!ng kerosene oil Ia
tho Same nay.
-Doniamin steport, Superintendent Of Tho
heevy-loadea strcet- car yebterlay, tho wheel Of
wl,lch passed over hss ankle and cut part OF
his foot on.
Tho residence OF Mr. Keaalcr, In CAannoi,on.
Wlll County. was With it's contenta entirely do.
stsoyod BY fire On "Wednesday night. Tho fro
was discovered a. about half-paat o'clucls, bnt
TOO e, oaa lato to attempt its suppression. Loss,
Si,aoo; insurance, $1,000. Tho 1re was cor.
tainy the work Of M lneentlinry, as 0rr. Knsslor
x resiaant ''ki ot ktlnnta named Moses 1,n,nos
committed suicide on Wednesday night by haur.
aaS himself in q bnrn. The caiso IL not kuoNn.
on1! that hs haa beet in worry poo. health
Il K: Wiutesringer, Of Lincoln, WAS ma-
ltc1ously beaten and robbat1 by two rfianB yos-
tortlay morning. lio III not expected to recover
fran tho Injuries ha received.
Tho portor County Changers held their ap-
nual picnic near Valparaiso yoator1ny A largo
concoursa Of people wns il, attendance Hpocclcs
wore made by Maj. Calki,,s, 4. Lansing, mud 4.
1oos; Everything passed of PLEASANTLY to those
live applications wore made yesterday be-
, 1874-09-11

porgons wpro on boarl MI Of whom woro severely |
injurod rho ii isev. % III. Blssejl, of Marion, a.,
ono Of tho raosongore was ea,ly ln)nroa @po"s sa
aariunay injured, and cannot live. Tho boat
had just unlonled about tlfty rassongotH, ,,,u.,
--Afrg. Henry Davis, OF Bradford. was ki!!oa
9y sss "sax ~ oaS oafaS four Of
"not Thn n1c orodi}ors ed Of o. D. Mthitla Co., heavy
lurnhormon Of Fond tlu Lao, who failed two
woehs ago. Ind nooting in tl1at Guy SesteFaaayi
tho capital stock 81 1850 .ogo. Mthtla .l,:: 70.
arc allowed eco, 900 stock. Tho oxteuslvo norka
will commence oporntLona soon.
Thu nnmhor OF INCORPORATED townships IN
Michigan at this dato ia 064 The nt1nibor O. IN.
oorpotntol villages lno tho State Is 159-No OK
which, however, have boon Incorporated mntor
general ley fof tho leorposation @ of asc' v,sscs'
Unconstitutional by tho snprcmo Court. Tho
number of chartered cities ia SO: Alrona'
Hastings, hay City, Nilea, Coldwator, Marshall.
Rato 3f'9 ssnm nn nag Tapeor Adrs
I.udington, DlE nnpids, Monroe. droenvto,
afuakegon, Pontiac, Grand Haven, Holland.
sg9Sx 1s oE E Ef sn s,snXT Nm o1Fnn %Sar Ysap
Wynndottc, md Detroit
THO Flint i poro Marquette Railway Com
pany havo purchased tho Iron TO complete tho
road from 1sood City to LudinEeon, aud 1t Is To
GEaat ia ssginaT Il fll,ng mp with strangers for
tito State Tair, which commences on Monday
poxt. Should the woashor provo favorable tho
tricp oxcood thoao evor mado at my prosiona
fair In tho State.
Mrs. Hatch, Of St. Paul, carly ynstorday, morn
ag gaSg gssd sn ,Rasmpd aad oosa, Tsh u hsrss
ohld On fire Her husband oxtlngnfshcd tho
, 1874-09-11
THE SILVER TRADE DOLLAR.

yrcctd7 DisOd7tk 70 7fe CHiedQn 7T7bNnt,
WASHINGTON, y. G., Sept. 10.-Tho suparin~
tondent Of tho San francisco hIjnt writeB to tho
Treasury Department that ho ia coming trade
all TINT can bo mado bg ton hours work Of the
ontiro institution. When ho gota into the now
mint, which Ae expects to do about Nov. J., aud
gets fairly startc no thinks iio can make oil tho
trade dollars required for commercial PURPOSES
on tho Pacific conBt. Tic eaya tho coin ia a per-
feet success, and, II enough Of them could bo
made, tho Mexican dollar would 10 outirety shut
out Of tho market Tho trade dollar keeps up
the price Of crude silver, md ht tho sarne time
opena very large market for silver bars.
, 1874-09-11
TEE TURF.


specias Dtspat.A to The Chicago Tribune.
R1nsT DAY OF THE BUFFALO MEETING.
BUFFALO, N. T., 8opt. 10.-Full 5000 people
wero Al the Driving Park to-day, md tho
Inst day Of tho Buffalo meeting was most
brilliant one. There wers four races ran during
the afternoon. The frat WAS handicap stake
raco, III which Ga1rney'a horse Gatfncy, alaitha
Holen Donnett AIcDaEiol's Stranger, aud O'Neil
Hannona Major Macon, wo'o sho, atartera.
GaIney was hot fayorito in the pools, and targa
GUMS Of money were lost by hia bncRers. Stran-
ger Ind tho boat Of tho start but loat 1t at tho
half-mile polo, Macon and Gaftney coming to
zero vol up, and tho race waa a handsome ono.
Hnfraoy cloareu tho ilrnt hurdle III tl1a second
milo a loagth al1oad, hut llolcn Bennett, who
was second. IN raising to take the leap
throwing her Jockey, blaLaaghlin, Win groat
force, and rolled over on top OF him ip tAe mi,
MoLnughlin received Hoyare concuasion Of tho
brain, and WAS hatlly Injured intosna!ly. lis wa
aud, although, not yot dead, little hopas
horsoa continued on. Atacon'a ridor, who
.aS aS}vea 1S9s Sso ~ os1us sop0a1s'. sa .o s.da's
win tho lender, aafTnoy. 1t waa elose, sxoit-
Ing, nook and mock struggle home batwean the
two horsoa both riders using tho whip and spnr
uncgaalNEtY. AacOn c1ob8cu inc aclfa haEely T.
mock ahead in 3:3513, Tho first mile was uatlo
In lat. Tho following In
THE RuMMAHY,
DuprA1a pntv1Na pAnK. Grand Iuaugusal
Running Meeting, third day, hopt. 10, is74.
srt raee, handicap hurdle zncs, purse $30o 1t which
4l00 s to sseoud hofre entrance freo horses be en-
tered At tho judges stand hsf au hour after tho ooae
u o'olock u second day; two uilos eieat ht.r-
dics.
O'Neit b lannon's CD. C. MAJ. Maeont ytars, by
VIZ Dance. out oi Mary oaso il3 h. RichaT1son.
q. 1aduey, b. g., ycxru, By Juua, out of Leisure,
n Msba3 6s ias ioaney .,... - ,,,n i;,a.,i i:,
b. C4aspy uAlI, 100 tbs Azer..
IInte-A.0l.
THE AECoSD RACE
Wa8 N important two-year-old awnoratakea, one
1ailo dash, ia which Enlister aud Volcano MORO
taa starters. Volcano won easily, leading Aes
, 1874-09-11
PRECAUTIONS AGAINST YELLOW FEVER

WASHINGTON. D. G., Bopt. 10.-Tle recon.
to tho establishment Of precautionary measures
against yellow foyor at tho various porta ia not
intended to convoy tho Impression that tue dis
eaao exists anywhere along tho Atlantic or Gull
OF preventing lta introduction BY hllipH,
, 1874-09-11

Time gf adms-Two hours.
Un.p{Yf-Mz. TasaAeye Aorneis}or.

Time qf odms-Two hours.
Unp{rs-Az. ThsoAeye nesneisIor.
CLOSE OF TIE MICHIGAN BTATE TOURNAMENT.
Special Uispatch to The ChfeaQo Tribune.
dREENv1LLE, Mich, Sept. 10.-To~day enlod
Tho State Daaa Ball Tournament. Tho two gamaa
necessary to complete the tournament wore
played to-day. Tho first game waa botween tho
Aldines, Of Cedar Springs, and tho Etuas. Of
Dosrolt Score: Aldinoa, q Etnas, 29 Tho
Mason, and tho Eaton Rapida, Of Eaton Rapids.
Score Eaton Rapids, 2; ChatongarB. G.
Yesterdays tie game between tho Athletics, Of
Grand Rapids, and the Eaton napllB Club .yas
caused some disqualification. Thus endei ono
Of tue pleaeantoBt baso ball contoats over Wit
messed in this State, nnd which proved ycry re-
MuuorotiVe to tho nlnnaBera
MuTUALB vs, BAIT1MoREB
UALy1afonx, Sept. 10.-Dase ball: Dnltimorea
g.; Nutua,s, II.
, 1874-09-11

handsome eift from \ man WHO had hoavy
pool at stnkg, boBidea his onn pools. hfilto
plnycd his little game shrcwlly, and tho greor-
horns, though loaiug nothing. fai1ed to mako
to their chances when they saw tho owner and
1driYer willing to bo DO genorous to his fttondo.
, 1874-09-11

>, 4 correspondent of tho Br0oG!Y ~ Argus wrtos
thas his oxpennea during comproslo. .1syo trip ut
1Q0 daya Ia Eng!and. ireland, eah Scotland
we're $203, including sl6Q for . dsat-o1a4a
, 1874-09-11
MOuLTDN'S STATEMENT.

New YonK, Sept, 10.--Thc Graphic will to-
morrow publish houlton's additional statement
In roply TO Doccllos In itH . o'clock edition,
, 1874-09-11

LoapoH, Bopt. l0.-Arriyod out-stoamshtns
Densnark and Egypt, from New York.
r, NV YoAK. Sept. 1o.-Arqvad-steannhpa
GiAugow.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-11-12
POLITICAL.

The election in Louisiana occurred ON the
2d The Associated Press dispatches up to
midnight of that day were to the effect that
the Conservatives had carried the city of
New Orleans by from 10000 to 1900 major
ity. Reports from the parishes are meager,
but showed Conservative gain over the vote
of 1872 The vote in the State would probably
be close. The Conservatives claimed four
congressman, but the Republicans would
not admit the loss of but one. All points
heard from reported heavy colored vote for
the Conservatives, estimated at 20 per cent
Of the colored vote peeled.
Diggs, County Solicitor, and Morgan, Tax.
Collector, Republicans, were arrested at
Selma, Ala, on the ID, under the En-
iorcement act They were charged by
an Independent Republican candidate for
Tay-Collector with eonspiring to intimidate
colored men from voting the Independent
ticket. The United States Commissioner
bound both over to the District Court.
The Democrats OF Washington, d. c.,
turned out in force on the night OF the 4th to
celebrate the recent victories Leading Dem.
ocrats were serenaded, among Others senator
Thurman and the editor of the Washington
Sentinel, both of whom responded in congrat-
uiatory terms.
riot occurred at the polls in Eufaula. Ala,
on the Sd, originating it is said, in the at
tempt of negro to whip another negro for
voting the Democratic ticket. The assailant
dre" : pistol, and the result was three me-
sroes were Allied and four mortalv, seven
seriously and eight slightly wounded. one
White was MORALLY, one seriously and three
slightly wounded, Five or six hundred shots
were fred
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-11-12
PERSONAL.

Ex-Gov. Enos T. Throop, of New York,
died at Willow Brook on the LIST
The baseball season closed on the 3lst ult
the Boston club (Rcd Stockings still retain
ing the championship
The private secretary .of Count Won Arnim
was arrested in ST. Louis recently. He had
with him the letters taken from the German
Embassy at Paris, and, according to st.
Louis dispatch of the lst had sailed for
Europe the day before. The arrest was made
IN obedience to a request from the German
Government.
Mayor Spencer, of Atlanta, Ga, and other
prominent citizens have been arrested for VIC
laton of the Enforcement Act
The Protestant Episcopal Convention,
which had been for some time in session In
New York city, adjourned on the Sd, and will
hold its next session In Boston, 1877. Preyi-
Gus to adjourning a pastoral letter was is
sued.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-11-12
The Jewish Dietary System.

The dietary code relates almost en-.
tirely to animal food. None of the prod
ucts of the vegetable kingdom are under
ordinary circumstances forbidden, nor Is
the manner of their use limited. There
is, in fact, in reference to them no die.
tary law whatever Of practical import.
ance, except in connection with the Pass.
over festival.
AS to animal food, the first ordinance
requires that the quadruped, fowl or fish
shall be, in the Biblical sense, clean
The law on this point is laid down in
Leviticus XII, and is partially reiterated
in Deuteronomy xiv; and in al tie
many centuries that have since Axpi.ed
it has undergone no alteration. rhere
we see that quadrupeds, to be fit for food
must chew the cud and be cloven.footed;
and some that are clean and number
that are forbidden are particularly men.
toned. To enlarge little on this list,
we may say that among animals not eat
en- are, of course, the horse, the ass, the
squirrel and the rabbit. Those famed
delicacies, bears paws and beav.
ers' tails, are in the catalogue of the pro.
hibited. In China an orthodox Israelite
cannot partake of the cat, nor, in Brazil
of the tapir; but, on the other hand if
he can have Improperly slaughtered, there
is no sufficient reason why, on the West.
ern prairies, he should not feast on the
savory hump of the buffalo.
Of fowls that are unclean we find in
the chapters referred to an enumeration
of twenty-four. All others are regarded
as Clean the only difficulty consists in
identifying those that are by name forbid.
den. The translations of this list differ
widely, and among Talmudic commenta.
tors there is the same uncertainty as
with later scholars. They have suggested
certain peculiarities in the formation of
the feet and stomach as marking the IN
clean bird; but the possibility of mis-.
take Notwithstanding has impressed the
rabbis SO gravely that they have adj
vised the scrupulous Israelite after all to
eat of no fowl unless he is convinced, for
reasons beyond these suggested peculiar.
tiles, that it does not belong TO the pro.
hibited two dozen. 1t may be stated asa
general rule that all birds of prey are
forbidden and that birds which feed on
grains are clean. This is, of course,
more agreeable classification to the
Israelitish epicure than that of quadru.
peds.-Gatdry for Nooem6er.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-11-12

Cabell, Dem, gain; Sixth, John R. Tucker,
DEM; Seventh, John T. Harris, Dem, re-
elected; Eighth, Eppa Hunton, Dem, re-
elected; Ninth, William Terry, Dem.
~ TENNESSEE.
StaJe Democratic by 10000 to $4,000 major
ity Legislature largely Democratic. Con
gressmen elected: First District, Vim. Nc
Thomburg, Rep, reelected; Third, George
G. Dibreil, Dem, gain; Fourth, John W.
Head, Dem, gain; Fifth, John NJ. Bright,
DEM, reelected; Sixth, John +. House,
Dem, gain; Seventh, Washington {. Whit
thcrne, Dem, reelected; Eighth, John
ID. G. Atkins, Dem, reelected; Ninth, Will
iam P. Caldwell, Dem, gain; Tenth, H. Casey
Young, Dem, gain.
All the ten Congressional districts probably
Democratic. Democratic gains on the vote
throughout the State
LOUISIANA.
The Conservative State Central Committee
regard the election of Moncure, their State
Treasurer, as certain. Many colored people
voted the Conservative ticket. The Demo-
Gratis probably gain five Congressman.
MINNESOTA.
Legislature Opposition on joint ballot. Con-
prcssmen elected: Mark H. Dunnell, Rep in
the First District, reelected; f. ST. Julien
Cox, Dem, gain, in the Second; VIM. s. King,
Rep, in the Third Republican majority in
the State on Chief Justice about 5000.
MARYLAND.
The six Congressman all Democratic-a
gain of two.
ARKANSAS.
The Democrats elect the four Congressman
"a gain of three.
GEORGIA
The entire Congressional delegation, nine
in number, Democratic-a gain of two.
RHODE ISLAND.
The Republicans elect both Congressman
in this State
SOUTH CAROLINA.
D. II. Chamberlain, Rep. elected Governor
by from 10000 to 10000 majority The five
Congressman are all Republican,
ALABAMA.
The Democrats elect six Congressman GER
tainly-a gain of two. Many colored voters
supported the Conservative ticket. Legisla-
ture Democratic. Democratic majority on
State ticket from 5000 to 10000.
DELAWARE.
Returns incomplete, but all three counties
PROBABLY Democratic. James Williams,
Dem. gain, elected to Congress.
VERMONT.
Dennison, Ind, in the Second District, is
elected over Poland, Rep, by large majority
TEXAS.
Returns from the principal towns show a
large Deinocrauc majority IN every district.
The Congressional delegation of six is Demo-
cratic.
FLORIDA.
Both districts probably elect Republicans
to Congress.
ARIZONA
The election of Stevens, Ind, to Congress
is generally conceded.
NEVADA.
Woodbun, Rep, is probably elected to Con
gress. Bradley, Dem for Governor, probably
elected by about 1000 majority. Legislature
probably Republican.
WASN'T NGToN TERRITORY.
o. Jacobs, Rep, is elected Delegate to Con-
gress by about 800 majority.
There will be large Opposition majority in
the next lower House of Congress-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-11-12

A NOVEL runaway has just come to
light. Two little girls, aged nine andten
years, arrived in Philadelphia flew days
ago on trip from New York: They
were unaccompanied by any adult, and
were out on tramp, determined to see
the world. The little ones reside in the
metropolis from which, having seen all
that was to be seen, they resolved to
make a tour of the globe" Their haJits
de uoyagement were composed of shawls
dresses and bonnets, each gold watch,
finger-rings, earrings and breast-pins,
and about $50 in money. They were re-
turned to their home next morning under
the guardianship of an irate papa. Can
this be beat?