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, 1874-12-14

T3ip fist tlHy of tho bombarln.nns OF 1rnll,
aay.; Spanish correspondent, dle1s thousands of
spectators til witness t!lo engaGemeut. All
along the road which akittn tho French nida Of
tho U!daasoa row Of carriages Of cyory in1aStnn~
bio shape auu style wns d,awn up. aud many OF
Tho o:cupautB Eeto indugng In chnnipasue anl
Of picnic oxct,gnionu It WAS not Mt MI Ill unfro-
auon. thing TO hear pretty Spanish OF Trcaeh
girl unyi. wis!, they'd 10 quicker; this IN
such aluw work" Several An,orrann and Eng
thirsty, torsa1t.ny that, although moro rapid
firing on either a!lo would i:nyo inlanBiiied tlor
own oxcitoment, sot il would hnso increased tho
number OF killod nl1 wouhdcl to Il considerable
attnnt.
, 1874-12-14
POLITICAL SMALL.TALK.

In the Dakota Territorial Legislature, now in
sossi on, Jolloy a President OF the Council, and
Moody Speaker of tho House.
Charlca Whittlcasy, Connecticut Captain
who settled iii Virglnla. aud WAS afterwards At
tornoy. ionoral Of tho State, candidate for Con-
gross, etc., died, last week, at Alexandria.
Speaker Elliott, Of tho South Carolina LcEIs-
lAturo. administered .eyoro castgstiun to Jack
Jonuson al tho Stase.Houso yesterday, Ilte
cauBo OF tho difficulty NR3 opprpbtlolb onltHota
used towards tho Spoakor.-c Columbia Onson-
Herald, Dec. 0.
stcpl,on 7. Uolahan, OF Brooklyn, N. y, Clerk
OF tho City Court. member elect Of tllo lcGlsle-
t,lrc. and member OF tho Constitutional Conyoi,-
ton or 1sG7-'G3 died. Inst weok Efter bTiof ILL
ness. lie haA boon prominently named for tho
6pcaEerahip Of tho Legislature this winter.
With Democratic aucondoney tho nopuhlic Is
fast drifting towacd royalty. In fact. Cow Al
6upremo bench ha5 already boon followed by
the llan,ing Of Joseph lex Tor tho Democratic
uo,ninuc fUr Governor Of pcunsylyania.-1oscslo
Commercial.
Tho appointment OF Col. ?. D. Huut, OF Lox-
ingtom, Ky, lo ho Supe1 visor u tho Internal
Roynnno i'll place Of EUnuoth II. Cobb, OF NORTH
Carolina, is HI excellent one. Col. Hunt wau
boru i'll Fayette, belongs to ono Of tho mott
esteemel families tn tic BlnoGrn3s region, WAY l.
gallant aolaio. III tho Union triny, and Te!
Lally wounded at Chicanls,:ssa "l:lo III command
Of lis regiment, t!fa Fourth ilontucky lnfantry.
Louisville Commercial
|. Candidates for tho Ccrkship OF the HoNse IN
tho noxr Congress ()omoorntie) aro already
plentiful. and Include tho following na'neu
doorgo NJ. Adams. now N. c., Of kentucky,
Samuel I. Gary, ox-M:: O., ot 0Lio Tl1omas y,
isococls, ox-M. G.. OF Virginia; Franeis i. Si.o-
b.r, ex-S1. g., Of Nurtl, Oa,o oilna; +. Batsaalo,
cdiior OF tho Jackson (aiisa.) Clarion; Maj. n.
! u. DaahB, Of hliahissipM. congxeHhn'an III.
drodgc, soon to be cS-M c., Of Wisconsin, hss
| tered condition.
, 1874-12-14

To tho aboyo number Of twouty-one aoaso
m,,Ht be added several (porhaps alD Of tho Louis
lana seats, aud possibly others Of which We haFo
no ndyicos Of contest. On tho other hanu,
sono of tho above o.moutionod contcsts, now
spoken Of In the prcas, may not 10 brought pe-
fore tho House.
THE Lou1s1ASA ELECTION.
Tho Nou Orleans IYutic!i,, Of Dec. II gives tho
vote OF Louisiana for 6tnto Treasurer Qho only
general officer ehoaen this your), as compiled
and claimed by tho Democratic Conservative
Committee, including the returns Of Carroll and
Do Soto parishcs,--these being tho only roturns
about which, alono, tho Democrats admit there
can 10 any logal question. Tho full returns
c1oct John G. 31oncuro, Democrat, Stato TronE-
uror by 9, 93o majority ovor Dnblucet, tho pros
ent Republican incumbent, rs fo1lows:
, 1874-12-14

=. EtSOAe V1fkI5
n 90 ~ As y, iI o 1ss IN "n,,rcr,nr ,o s,
mont nntl4 pa H. :" tco - 'ais ~ 'is '
Uned s;atoa tzua July l675, 10 June ", l0;9
in tbs ssat,oi z1x,xo,s
m Inn roto, and r Tho schsaulus of dopsrturc, and at
.i,s.s hrreIn ,pucitiotl.
sos rsurnr oare ceu
draft with bld: s1eao!ug te4,l ,,, ,,.,,n,
uao titles aud 6aak tx wovk. icaso llis.ial
Psk daily s1ee SUNDAY ~ !rsssat Ct 81 rf!aar Inai!,
Hull Uar retnrning d1il! oasst sundsx III ono ,onr
stnIod ssG si's Viii M b fask 's p IT, o0Au
.ti2-Er4n tsA DAY, BY Raffaa Crows 70 Loag Gro!c.
, 1874-12-14

. Some ora wGB ato1ou FROM gold mno III Slor-
IL County, Cal. Tho Cinnamon OF the neigh
bor.oud wero Buuprotod-simply beca,Ro they
wnro Clinsmeu, w there vas np proof ag lillst
them. Their .lwolllugo wcro tirol by a mob, and
wllcn tho lluts wore we'll ablaze ,ninor arrived.
out Of breath With lurr5ins, with tho ncws that
tho real thieves had been arrested. Some Of tho
1nob began to c1tiuguisA tho fro but Joo War
rom n sort OF lcat1er among them, mounted G
box mud Yaitl 'Looi'y ioro Mobhy these yol-
cr B!6i1,s didn't btoal tno'ore; but it's cortin
tl.oyll steal sometime lt'u tha' ne.ur'. Better
lot the huts haza aa q kiud Of warmth for 'au." p"
Joo'a advice Was followed.
, 1874-12-14
THE WISCONSIN sENAToRsHlP.

foh4'oAa flhW " tAI ~ nh'
r+t ~. ,.m. oa ~ 80 NJ - ~ Z. mc, ,y,s In
=, n tius 'Hpa'1 I ' ~ ~ unn,inr 1,rnutor
ie ,,s 40. ~ .1n M H. g+ m. IN ~
i 49, @ ab r. ~ ~ ni +, ,v .x n rnnncrtIn,, viii,
ths senntorship- p-E.r-Gop. Wush5itrns letter.
Having soau m raport of this Interview. and
f,l,,. ,SooH oasurod th,t r. r,uat nouaeus !, Ein
toonh MI! aesu.su ' .t asan. uto ~ l.Gn Imar,o.r
toltc; hos Lu'natslc. 1"tetaat ~ wy A..u4.an ~
people, we lett II to be solemn aaty 60 procure
nn giye to the world ind especially to tho readers
Of tic Democrat. full account Of what traus-
,,irotl. T'hia NO hnye i1oue by tueann--woll, il
ynuIj ru;, ,,a and lujld m rival rnvar,aners IL
W. 'ia M -. s'e" 49,, ,',,r,irrs..oi 70 a;5itins for
We hloulu oA!lose onr uue'tttasncu 1no!1's!oa ~
securing tho !atob tIesHoat atao lnont i1apotthht
noVB OF tho day. Mr. Carpentor called upon hlf.
Washb,lru at his srooin at tho llEnknton llouso,
md after A preliminary ll,!un,fng and having,
anI tl,n u.uaI inanftioH a1,ort weatl. etc. cn1no
=. 1 hMni,,"" a ~, thn gsrntnr;a, cuosf;on What
- ousl.esn ~ Lan ", ,ta ~ no,vnr,a
lolloHh 10 snolt-lia1lu iopott VI NV eo.so
ton. furnished exclusively los tne De7!oe' III lheo
prospectus aud terMH OIL SECOND puEel:
Co... 1r.,+ "a c,, uyo, ,h,u1i1n,t ts
FAYE yGsrd,i,tn nin1t ~ nrm,sn, Mau M :n'A ~
cause but for l1r, u s,ra ut ftn,
You uayer would haya 4p7'nur bacn."
..r, ,. >, ,,.,,o
pays oa,t ~ Mals ~ t!o4 ~ "'~'"S
nv Moaeaay " w. a. ~ @ easah!s ~ t,,,,
Iaey RS running l1s uI9t ~ " Ap"hAa
VI popular eat1sua'asoi'
6,ys Matt to Cal That's very thin:
hardly think Jo'i'l lnnse i win.
YOU s:, sant eRpnso 'n ,,sot M,,o, xonr wnrd
YoM know you wroto leiter onco
r. Jerry !nsk. which which y WY y, ,a%nso '.t'c
, 1874-12-14

1rcenn-T'rsnk NJ. Drit1uey Dam.
0riluly-Jo1,u Ecilrotpr. Hop
ila1niItnn--NIark Unrnor. Dam,
Nancock-CnrllelIuY t, CR,1noi,, Dem,
lIartlin-ueprEo ", jackson. Ind.
Iandctson--ueorHp He'll, Top.
1ioury-Wiilfam 4, vaunico. itop.
IrorlluiH-IAumua reIrsnn, Ind,
Jackson-Joliu d, Kilnball, Iud.
Jaspor-Jphn ", 5clbY, Dem.
JeGeraon-,rosnrll H. uoodrtch, Dom.
1arEey-A. II, Barrett, 1tef.
10 Dayiess--John 5neoau, Dnn.
Joluso t,---Jeucs II. Carter, lnd.
Kano-Leyerott III. Rely, Kelt.
Kan1pkee-georgo lluckins, Ind,
Kcnlla!l-Alnl D. Newton, lsep.
Kno1-Aug. ". Dcrggrc,,, nep.
I,ake-ChaunGy q. liiall, Hop.
IASalle-Arth,lr O. Mcintyre, Rep.
Iawrcnco-tJatnea II. Allison, Den.
Ioe-1eorgn n. Dn:koy, Ind.
L!yingst0n-~l]onj janlIn L. lsoblnaon, Hep.
LoGan-Ho1onon Morris. Hen.
hacun--Iaaan D. JonulnBo, ner.
ltacoupin--Jamcs r. renn!ngtnn, Dosn'
Ma1fsun-Ja,.ieB T. Coorer, Ind.
A1arton-ueury II. Hall, Dem.
Marnhall -1.obert A. Wrtght, ltal'.
n1nhon-1alnbbrt II. 1iHlYer, Duia.
MaHsac-W. II. Tindall, 1nd.
McDoisough-joscph D: VanArd, heps
Mc1fonry-Mack Church, Top.
kcl.catl-IAtIea Adoaheafs. ltaHt
, 1874-12-14

Thu following aro tho shorifrs OF tho varlou
counties Of tho State, who woro chosen Ut th
Into election, Tho list is official:
Alams-0eorgo ". Craig, Dsa.
Aluxau,lcr-Alc1 II. lry!ls, Dom.
lsoul-A. j. 1ulticR, Hep.
l3uone-Hlmson L. Qoyey, leps
Urown--John Harper, De.n.
Dureau-Alr1 Dranlon, ltnp
palhoun-Joseph b. Harvey, DcEn.
farrol!-Gcorso r. Sutton, lup. l.,
Caa4-Wiliia,n Eplbr, Ind.
Champagu-Johu D. Johnaon, Aep.
Cllrlsilal-Jpnal, h. JIlIl, DEM.
U!srk-Warrcn Bartlett, 1Ad,
Olay--I.oukpr Nixon, Nap.
OilAton-Uhnriea ll0eg0r, Dsn.
t;vle4-Qporga h1u1ro, Dtll.
Cnuk-EraucIs Agnew, DEM.
QrawtorL-tt!cllnsn Henderson. Dam.
O,,,nperlanl-1Ienry ". Arstn, pela.
Dukalb-!setsbcn j. u0!colnh, ltop,
DuW!tt-Lynal. barnott, 1nd.
Duurla4-Frncia 7. Cunningham, ls0p.
Dui;sHo-Jolln Kline, Ind.
ElwaIts-Ouorgo MfelaeIJ, 1op.
E..ss7-I}urt lI0colns,. Hop.
Enji,gha1a-Wiiasn q. liaty, Dhm.
T4sutt..-JcsBu u, Jennings, Dem.
lu:l-S. u. LyuiAn, hcp.
FrHukliil-I. +. Alauun, Ind.
ruto,l-DsYilJ J. WagHuAer, Dom.
us.!s.iu-Iuhu f0ut, lud.
, 1874-12-14
ats,o y, m, arrive .t s1aeaolla by p. III. Dond
mi xIt{ b1.

- u,t .
1t aa2 p. m; arrive At blagnolla by D. ID. Do'a
lnlrod Nlth BID, GtN, a.. ,,. ,tt
es 1dtFrom 01how to Asanai!a ne' 1,,ss Tn1 nSs
and satarday Il H.; at iurn,.a b se
It, ioaso Magnolia fnosday, IursuAy. au h"turhsyuf
aj H. nj, hrrIYg hk uxuw by 7;tG u Loud ruQnlEua
viii 6ts, ,$!U. e'' " ,-,,-u,. g. v,nr..
s allos mud baek,twolro tlnos week hetTe,n LusIn
rsa GU HsnaGn.a& & Il. onoot aH' aa Il
Ii. and j, H.; atlro at isnne''Ih BY a.aj D. n. and
Il lid b. erliye 1aTean l%acon X u: .nia
t. r. :! arfso Ut V1or bJ II q. loa.o Fiosd d,tl5.
n1ao,,t Sunday ut a. III, atrtsc uroau Junction
by i, M. uUil,l required viii hid, ts6o1.
trsm toaiol, y Mstoas III Pheasant greGn s%
save rn,.nn Tnstsy nnd Friday 1T n. m nryjvp
iiraford by II III {unyo bradford Tuphny an( FsIaJn
r. RI, arrlso a. Foulon ., y. IN. Iond Ioiujrod nth
w r.cr r,~tr,.t,r In r.tttvn rnos nnh bark
tt,n., ,.nct Saxs Hrfrrru, TX div meant Aytiuv
~ IA - n, nrriv1 IL elIIyn iT ii iii H. In lnnYs TiB-
klwn daily. oxupnt HMptay in connection with rnrnau
, 1874-12-14
A REPUBLICAN OPINION or KELLEY,

AIr. William D. kclioya braZnn announcement
that tho expression Of Lard-mouoy yfows by tho
President aud Secretary Drissow would deter
mino his resolution to cut loose from tho Rcpub-
lican party and join tho crowd OF inl!atonista
who hayo attempted party organization in tho
Wost, scemB lilscly (Haya tho Now York Ercning
Iost) to give him bottor understanding OF his
rolatlol!s with hib constituents than his concoIt
hns heretofore rendered possible. 1le haa been
so certain Of tho support Of Pennsylvania 1sc-
publicaI,a in his advocacy Of II high tariff that
4e haA como 10 look Oh himself Al lea.lpr whoBo
word on any question would bo accoptcd as Law
by his constituents. How far lie llas over
stopped tho mark lilo following extract from tho
Philadelphia Buiietia may show:
Judge Kelley u personal opinions nre Of no
particular consequence to anybody outside Of the
iittlo klot OF WotBllrcra wl4o agreo with him
in ranking him aB the Hairy Clay OF snoaern
daY1-oniy Il little highor than the oliglnul. But
his entiro constituency hna right, anu will e1-
erciBo it, to oonaeuu and dauounce tho practical
1alao!lood by which Ao LAS won his re-clection 10
OongresH. lilo we'll know that he could not bo
sent back to Washington it hc proclaimed him.
self al inflatlpnlAt to the oxtent OF dcsertng hB
party II proAident Grant morally snid in hiH 1nes-
| uage wlnt lo has sud from tho beginning.
| Weighted both with tho salary-Gtab aud hla
Credt-Alobulior complications au honest cun-
slituouey still sant him back to Congress, at-
though ut tho sacrifice Of aomo principle, bo-
Cause they bolioycd him to be Htaunch lepub-
| lean. And 10 oue knows better than Judge
| Kelley that they noither would nor could have
| done no lad ho yielded to that oyorpowaring
sonso Of !" "conBelenco aud aolt-rospeut Of which
hc talks 80 loudly III Lis letter Of lust Sunday
aud had told bin constituents beforo tho olgcson
| Whut llo now proclalmB.
Judge Kellay protonds on tho 9Th OF Docom.
| bor that he docs not know What tue prcsidou
will say on Tho It'll. OF COURSE this Ii trans
, 1874-12-14

N''a'sf u s.ss'.sss.s nSs'.ss y 1ab:
Bas"s a.,ss & Boy. .'fBs Bsn
john h'an'' pf1;; Far d;o;:u Ge:iai. ''''
Andr0w j, Hntt Top, ..llJtl41
Marlin Y. Montgomery, Da'n.. Os'oao
Albert Williams FRO. ...''......'.''...." t,nn3 wy,
Charles = ~ . tSs' = :ard ''ss'
@Sss Ey., Hi;tosn u Sars,ps nS p:a s5ssa
join ,. isvis, 3'st9
~ F9r Representatives ii cangrt".
Nfoaes ". Field cr......"".........".. a.so9
Atpiena 8. williams. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 S!a
,,1!ris, Chsses T. 1'''So' fF0' S
Henry Wsl!lron, ncp: p:....""."..".....-. 1aol1 ol
pi,91!st 5Ghs I; n n0D''ol DAM ''''S
George Willard, lop..,. 1872
Fi'!Ma Ltscrnlnro. Doln: 12,l7
-, Daniel 7. sasendorpl'' rro......'.."'....- o41
Julius Q. Burrows, op..........,,.,........ 1a,27a
Allen Potter, np'n' l39l3
William y yilli.nu, nep.,...... 1870
Mark D. willsr, Dem. 1:,ala
josiah ". nrgn1c, ep......................1 1922
QcarIc II. nurant!. 4cnl.. l7yIa6
Erast..s O. Harrington, pro...... oo7
Omar ?: Gengor; nop.........."........ 1a5ss 5S;
Enos Gooslrtth, Dem.. em...-..>.."...."..'. S'2o, o!
Dintsirt e.
Nathan 7. Bradley, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1o3s8 s9
ttofgo r. Aoffls, Uen... S'o'o
District g-
jay A. 1Iuhtoll, Rep. 12s77
lloury H. hoe!e ns; ;::.d,,:;t; ''''
Now Constitution, o31
Now Constitution, Ycs.. ~, ,15I
Woman suffrage, .135, ,a57
Won,an nutfrAget 4ottt
Tho ma iority for Gov. Bagloy is 1900 LiBut.-
Holtlen'p, 8,552; State Treaa,ror N1cCroery's,
1902: Lnnd Commissioner Capp's. Il, go Audi
tor General Etys, II, ,028; Superintendent OF Pub
io instruction Brigga'. s, ,723 Atty.-Gon. Smiths,
ii, ,O82; nonbor Of Boarl Of Eduoation lsox fordu,
25,GlA. Homo OF those majorties are Increased
by imperfect votes boing oast for the Opposition
eanllllatcs; for example, l.. W. Andrews,
Democratic Candidate for tho Doard Of Eauca-
lion, had 1893 7otes. which wero not counted fol
Bagloy lost 238 votes by impericcsiona of varloll
ki1dH. .......
Tie majortticu for Republican Congroasmeu
aro IL follows: Waldron, 1866; Willard. J., 198
". =. Williams, 1,l53; Congor, 1,9S2; Drad!oy,
272; IIubbell, N,417. For Democratic CongresB
men: 4. s. Williams, 1.05G; Potter. !, ,o99 Du'
rand, 1.G9li. Tho Republican majority for Con
| a contest III 1,622: and, adding Gov. Dagloy'f
majority e, 1879 III the counties composing tlit
| Ninth district, tho Republican majority III tlt
T'ho majority against tho now Constitution it
| 81, TAT; against Wompn Suffrage, A6,S60. Tht
majority against tho new Constitution OF lsG'
mas 81, 8i9.
THE MINNESOTA ELECTION.
Tho Minneapolis Tribune gives as follows tht
official vote for Chief~Jubtica at the last election
in Sliuueauta;
, 1874-12-14

7S nps snd baek, * @es ri Wsok bstroeu Naper
III. sgH twoyo aSs ce9k on a resia9 .t.l;:
i g! as$;; i ss I'll Il ;3?
tel% s1, h z Wa'ela aar 4 az: G1
s:ssa, y 81 !: Ssss!ss !;
toEft1n, n, y Gasai4 Ma5enso ~ me.
ii s!|s H..
H5a5 {ssnsS Ti,,, XXI $ j., S:sS
, a Nnq; i,{{o IL onn' I'M K5nE'9n urofo iaMn
s:Ss; S'st s's e rs"
ssfa; 3 %ss ~ 1ss g.:
al 4 fy q nj l. Gs,a sI e
n s;s: sstSsss ssps;' E'1s';.! N:
ssts $751; ''A4'f' by ''' 81 M. D''a ''aasso WIN '''
Ras,onp ras;ny /, I4aFsaa'n sd nsn sS
1s"f fsa"!Ssa si,h = f Sl ass n,. ,a. .na h,.s
tasa vssf yeSar.aay Ssd saiagsgss
cna:dny m nsa snd atursy =. r. H.. II Tsrsyo It Donus ~
Sss s% 'iisi;sS ;ss;s! 81 s !. R:g!st
a. ia st9;a s'
lss.gsom s7s.ne,;. y South IL Greys na,tta: md
ssE n s eSsr'y Hts{ s?s
sr2o :. Dustin ~ T. n lsayo p:9 IsG,a1y I'D a.
S5ss Y; & sP s;sSs,
;55;$ II s.ss. ~ H. to sssP s
md bap '5 neo ;r1s nsaTo It nskon RpS14 y r M
I'LL sipsds; ;slS,sd Il S; i 5; 5;
1t s e. ss: e;:& xd
si$ E*sS:Ss $9
IT.: Ssss:fs
~ ;s: NJ a;s as s1s ssss
Tbta1 H. ap@ aa,s s'h hseoad cu: WITH !:
f 1'Ss - fsa!!s s 9!!A S| ssSd " os ~ .,,.' ,ra ~
ssss; s::. j s.F ;s j $ : IT
@ Gs''asss t's j. n bo"d Fsau'ssd Will b
sls-rren Byron. j., 1T: 11orr,. Hale. aaa K.n-
ssS5 s;
s sosfsss ~ n'E VI =
A.! ~ I Ms ,s: sa 4asas sss
sS, II ssas
5aS f!'5 S,..l Station .na q,.r
S:;5S,; / sis
1n isSYe Enrgtt Wodnrsday md SATURDAY, At :D r.
n. air1s at Lama by i. bud required with bIa
Essopqst by Mse5msns 2ss H,lll'. yo;st 7;
F,..da Censra, snd liE lnth Errnk TO Lls1Hbah <33
miles aud back thru tilno3 wonE. Lolys Fteco:t
:, Tassds5 Ili.rsaay sna at,rdny a. srsl!s At
+ Elizabeth hr D. ls.Ys Ell zAbet Monday Wu1nes-
day. anil Friday at H. arEvo At IreepGst NY D. IA.
y lHAl t1luttGd TnA bJy II tUG.
!? y: l%3-E.c h1 u:darre, Or1nEnsIilc. QnGcA,
Il TIRES ,i. week, L:Hv3 Treoport Monday Wuauaa,
day and Friday nk fitfYa at Alonruo hJ
tQAtl AllSQa TurslEY TharsdlY ami SATURDAY At
Ill.,; Er4puGFt by D. UDau rsiuglu with
HIT, sn0N. -. -
-, l35--Eshr Fte:poet, hy CcuayrtI!o. Iuona VstAp
s.ctonneis urayu adl:n's Csa;rc n!d Damascus.
- week. IcaYo EEuUIIutt THusuar, IhuEsda7 anil
II iny 1T IL IN. GNctost ty p. Boad
II | uuErd with b1t Etjl.
sh lJs--Etpn IuuEh{on to Scales htDunu4 nl!nh
~ hauH l,1so timey week. Leave 1IouEhtiu bIond1y,
ri siu,, BY il a. III. issYo Scales AiGuud oisy Wod not
- day, a:sd trdxy II arr!yo nt uuuEAou hy
~ | II. il llnnd reuntrcl With bid s.U.
, 1874-12-14

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mii:s and hask thseo 1!is' Msok Leave Gf.saeash
Saasat siSasst y SSoaSsa; 80 esds
s ta feasi aaitd t;1s =, p
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sas ;ss;s:s Il Iii III s $:;' It asasi
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Dsfp ia s.s x pSyo ss s. saa AE1aiGs G,st e
Ds!a,aa Tuesdsy. IuF.aay ~ SstaIda! y il r.;
S2ssa S2sisY Eh II ID bsS9 f9 and rusmoro to
Ioraasle. ii ,ilos oauG, tvlna wesk Loaya III.
y s't,s ;ys
u. !n. arttfa at GFalet1lla W p III. loud required
@,sVj"irun. Atadletnnn to Elkhsss CITY, 1ok milca
and hack, threo t,us woyk. leAyo Mluuotown Tues.
day, ThursAaY. s!d Saturday at p arsiYu at I'm
lart Uity byy j.. nj luayo lkhart City icsday, Tnrs.
| q. ApnI ruIiirrd NTH BID. Sauu.
Lsgua to la ftatlto nontro. 10 miles aud
W, arrive At Ia Prairie Eotru h. U. III. iuavG L.
Tairls CsHtre tuesday aud Friday at 10 arrive vt
| Lacun sy u. IN: !sa:,d required with bid, S.0o
2es-tE1M sptngleld w Uross l'ians to Sal isbury.
II iul!s! WI anoS tf,rca ttnsa wta1. 1aaso 6pElx
ed Monday. sYcanssaa,, and Friday nt=p. s .rF9e
I rsqjlst rtiSa Viz ba a'o ~ e't.asa'a
milsF md back, t~Icoa woak. Lra4o paWIcp Tnesdny
lssye sprHeei4 Tuesday aud Friday ~! u. arf,o
I,$io~Flon Hvect Ws'sr y t;fooasisx. S!!u. and
rhuraday, aud saturday 1t il asrlra " dscoavtsM by
9p M lsssu Greonsaw Tuesday, IhnthdrJ arid sntav,
| tcuulega with BID. S2tW. :,
uUeG lsayo rJteEahurglt Ao.4lny. Wttlnoa.iay, snd
trIlay nt Arr!yo at EisrHin heSt days " u a.
r.; Ieayu trgini* Tuu.lay, I!'ra!sy. sl Saturday Ut
Mu. arri,o u toyrsGurih sIoulayt Nu1ausaay, and
m ,ys ps4 s 5sHa!sPG Ps y!, M s anil b,ok
o.ua wsek. Isna,u Whits Oak M1uraY nj p n. Az
rhc ii Etlon hyG lpAvs ygon saturday a n.
III; arrive Waltz uEt by u In ltund Eoqurttt Nith
I'LL. islN.
taata-srrm scotssillo. BY Yauon Paint and 6tirrup
GEoyu,to Vrlo = nilq: 9nL aI.ak wioo MsSk iStxa
I9u Ly j. III. lua7s Visdsa Wsaau,day aud satu1da
, 1874-12-14
Contested Seats in the Forty-fourth
Congress-.
The Wisconsin Senatorship Considered
from Poetical and OTHER
Standpoints.
A Rspublioan Newspapers Opinion Of
Pig-Iron Kelley.
Political Small Tal1z.

ELECTION NOTES.
CONTESTED SEATS IN THE LOWER uoDaR OF CON-
CHESS,
In tho House Of tho Forty-fourth Congress
tho following aro the contested seats, so fur as
known:
, 1874-12-14
hIoncura'a majority, 1850.

AlOuCuEoh L1AJuFAst Atbo2+
The full Houso in tho Louisiana Legislature
consists Of I'll members. Tho Democrats claim
tlat tl1oy haye elected "a members, against 80
Republicans, viz. Is Democrats eloescd in New
Orleans aud ~ Democrats elected in country
parishes % Republicans elected in country
parishes.
To tho State Senate thero were 10 Senators to
bo elected this year, la holding over. The Bona-
tors holding over aro Of two kinds, viz. Kellogg
fRcpublican) Senators and AlcEnery (Democrat)
Senators. 1t has boon tho expectation thas tho
Democratic uouee mud tho Democratic Senator's
elect would aliiliato only with tho blcEnory
(Demooratlo) Senators OF 1872, making the State
Senate to staud rs Democrats, II Republicans,
the latter occupying their aeata or not, as thoy
choNo.
Upon such basis, it would DO easy for the
Democratic Legislature to dsplace Gov. Kellogg.
other by form of impeachment, or by re-cot1nt
md declaration Of tho 7oto OF 1879. AS how
ovor, impeachment would bo q recognition of
Kellogg, displacing him only 10 make Antoine
(lsopublicau) his sl,cceaaor, or displacing both
without eleyat!ng h1oEnorY and Pom into their
places, It has been undoratood tho Legislature
would at once proceod to recount OF tho votes,
and to doc!are oil tho State ofloaa filled by Demo-
Gratis instead Of Republicans.
THE MICHIGAN ELECTION.
We give bolow [says the Lanring Republican
OF Dec. 11) tho total voto cast Tor each Of the
candidates for Btate officers mud Representa- tlyes
In Congress, also upon Constitutional Amend
mentB and Woman Suffrage, at the general elcc-
tcn Nov. s. aB lawfully canvasscl and determined
in this city yestorday BY tho noarl at State Can
ynaaora, composed OF the Hecretary Of State,
State Treasurer, and Commissioner of tho Land
E.n..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-09
Joking with a STOMACH r.,

young man went into Princes saIooe Frt-
day evening, and called for glsss OF uoaor
IL wss handed TO him and then ne drOppsI .
little powdered msgnesia in it from q pspsr
swallowed the whole delibersteiy, and piaclns
the gsAss down looked the attentive Prince in m.
eye, and said: 81 have poisoned my.eifT''
what" screamed the hOrrihed saloon Keeper
81 have poisoned myself" repeated the yoanr
man In tragic tone. In an instant Mr.. Prince
had bounded 90 his side; In the next instant ne
has him on the floor, and a man sent for the
doctor. The young man struggled 60 re-
lease himself, aud protested that IL was al A
Joke. Mr.. Prince was too old aud well edu-
Gated q man 20 be dsladed nv .uch srtia,es
immediate remedies were called for. some
one suggested a raw egg, and one WAS procured,
ahd there being no time 10 bother with a glass
ana the victim % the poison writhing 90 = de-
gree mat made holding him almost impOssi-
bie Undertaking, 10 was administered in the
smell, and 50 adToitly broken that twO-thir.is OF
went into his shirt bosom. A bottle OF rw set
Oh wss next empued into him, his head wss
oriskly rubbed, hot cloths applied Co his ch sst.
and Bus back warmed with billiard cue Then
Dr. Miles arrived, took IN the situation AZ A
glance, applied = stomach pamp, ana within
I'VE minutes the RIGHTEOUSNESS aud othar thar
IN that young man we've abstracted. On gsttias
TO his feet be instinctively felt IN his hin pockf
for his handkerchief, and appeared q be verV
much surprised 20 md IL there. He left the
saloon vowing vengeance against MIR. Prince
and his anxious and earnest helpers. But the
story was too much for him the next day, ami
he quietly disappeared from town Dia59ry