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NOTICE.
+. D. A D A M s,
BUILDER ard CONTRACTOR

I'l + undersigned is pref sred to con--
tract tor BUILDING and RkPAIR.
ING in Saint Mar,'s and adjoining coan-
les. A.lwork ntrus:edto him will no
lone with despatch andin workmaniihe
nan.cr Address.
L u ADAMS.
Mechanic>v:i'e.
St .Mary's county. Md
Aug I, le13-;f.
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MENIED

AGENTS 70 SELL PROF. De KS
CELEBRATED coat OIL REC
TIFiER" Will ro>i,ivIy prevent c'"l
oil ex. .sions. Send ir sample box.
only - c.a'>. =, w AID County rights
TO MANCFACJ 4 RE G,r sal. Address
DAMER & CO.
4. II Paul ST..
bait more. Nj.
Jan 81. Isl l. w.
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FROM Hon. JONI WsruEsrp.

Mr. KNIGuT:A the
patent rady paint hou" have pleasure stating
has proved highly satisfactory covering
economical carries better gloss than ordinary paint, and
odur Yours JOHN WEri,EpED
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S McGILL, NJ D.

EAr>osr, December p, 1871.
KNIGHT ESQ., Agent for Bailey Patent Enamel Paint
purchased htnl
have ever used its covering qualities everything desired promptly
hard gloss, with k
Tis
@ oil oesa where desire ID Of
Very respectfully, EMMARr QUARTI.EY, 276 " Bit st.
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EeR P.nt anne aia.-I,r,r
We have male fair indeed the Ensl
for which
pniing and for ether stating
poof good ok durability ani rr village
ud mcni"a Mr. Herbert
ume) willing Testimony ALA ,ss.s
Respectfully, KIM DOWNS Eds Hx,coS
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EXECUTORS NorlcE.

EXECUTORS notice..
Orphans Cosr,ef .Saint u,ry', Csas,s, ye,..-
Jaa II, 1874.
nGnERED BY TIE corr, tina, Ellen
" Edeieu aud VIM J Edg.ra, Jr., Exccu-
tors of
WV. ,. EUEI.Ey
late of - Mn.'s c''unty, Maryland. deceased,
give the notice rcqaired by Law TO the deceas-
eds creditors 70 exhibit :heir claims, and that
the sans be published once eek tor six sue
sesSive wreksin the 81 Mary's Beacon.
Test:
IsxSs 7 n RAlry
Register Wills FOR 81 Mary county.
---p
NOTICE.
In pursaarc e otthe above order We hereby
give notice that we have obtain ed from the Cr-
Phans' Court OF - Mary's coua;y, Mar, Hand,
letters ustamcntsr, on the personal estate
OF Wm j. Eaelcu, late cf said county, de
ceased. All persons having claims against tho
said deceased are hereby rotiiivi TO exhibit tue
same With the proper vouchers attached thereto,
to the subscribers, Gu or before the LIST day of
June, lisa, they will otherwise by law he cx-
cluirl FROM .ise benefits Of the said estate All
PERSONS indebted To the deceased arc rcanc. tel
TO make Immediate pay ment 10 the Subscribers
ELLEN EDELEN.
WM EDELEN, Jr
Exccuiors.
Ill l.. lS-t-cw
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PElNcE GEoEoE C,uxr 4.
might: Dear Sr--ayng of
pleasure that fully tink
we'll applied.
think will outls other hav
Very respectfully MURRY ADDISON
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10, Sol
Mr. KSourDccr Sir It pleasure To say 10 y.u ,ba
the Bradley Patent Eumc Paint far exceeds
bri
mn since painted the roof of II M Bradley
Patent Enamel Pn and well pleased vi
outside Of the Hotel and most happy say gives
will testimonial
liberty Yours
Hotel, aui ST Paul Stree Bal,morc
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PrnLIct affords much
Street Theatre painted inside ana with 'Baly
which Z No 93 Yves, ielaid
superiority ami all other for similar
ling possibly be SUI ed unergus a, this
allihmnr and
advantages other will
naked and ready Tor quickly
pcb which iups beauty Durability the c,s on
witch used As such
radsmen OF believing will
IA possibly anticF Sim
Baltimore April -, 1872. Front Street, Tca,rc
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D,ryEsI, wv. Nnxrc, vrrv e. A., n :,

DsENEsT W. N0NrG Co .Np Ga 6 1873
Mr. KNIGHT, SIZE Areut for ID ail Patent
at the 3D. Of
Enamel Plat for which
testimonial with
is'cts especially Having practical f
rans aud lrting with aE branches
he eal for painting induced bradley,
ewing to its portability sing mixed Of ssaf an aniirs suit
piled TOR and utile work
uce perfect. and dried with bcauifu lus.c
of
l. Maryland
ordinary mechanics is dune the
all desired shades
dcssate in rural districts ly
surd all who will be is
peauiiui ana Economical Tours respectfully JNO tlEF.
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Observation-Disclosures

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FOR SHERIFF.

Mr.. ESi,or-Plesse announce J. FRANK
SMITH as a candidate for Sheriff End, IL he
ELL eonseu; to serve. he will De warmly sup
ported Ly his frieads in 81. lnigces' District.
Dec. Is, 1874. Many Voters.
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FOR SHERIFF.

NeSsrs Eaiiors--Please announce RAPHAEL.
DOWNS ss a suitable candidate for the uex,
Sherifa,fy. and say that be will lie warmly
supported by the voters OF keonarSlosn and
Factory Districts.
bs- IL ls75. Nan, Friends.
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HOME INDUSTRY.

WE beg 10 call the attention Of the ople
w ofSt. Mary's 20 The -four We are manu-
featuring, and annexed schedule Of prices, and
respectfully solicit their patronage.
Family Flour. $40 10
Extra do 10 80
Custom do SIS 90 . 90
SHJer do ; sc 50
deduction Of fifty cents leg hhl. made OFT
The above prices when parties order five Ibis
or mere at one time, and all -four delivered
free ~ Milestone Land rg for parties revolving
freight from the PataVsnt. AMI at toueis " hssf
for those receiving eight from the Potomac.
Address Enclosing - cents extra on each Dbl.
ordered To pay .ieightl Milestone landing care
Clerk OF Steamer. Jones Wharf cir" J y FL
licO't, Esq, or through ihc 7. o. to Fairfield.
BtSN x BRO.
Oct .. lsI3-tf
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boarding and DGy School.
1886. II 81. orr"'if, Frrkhn Fart, Hs:A
isgtoH, ~. 4.
gIsnIS school will re-oren MONDAY, Sept.
il The sth Rare iaciiisIs's afforded tor thor
ourh instruction IN English BrAprhes. Musis
and Languages. Forpat'is ulaFs- address
Miss " HANutEf.
Jul, Il is13--Gm. Principal.
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FaIEAN CRANE
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Jan ~, le14-ly.
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Every Day an Increase in Flesh
and WEIGHT is Seen and Felt.

Every drop OF the sARsAPARTLLiAN REsoI-
VENT communicates through the Blood sseaf rins.
an other Fluids aud juices ef the the Tor OF
life. for repairs the wastes OF the body with ami
sound material Scroiuia, syphilis Cvn-nmt sior.
Giandular disease Ulcers in The throat, Mouth fu-
mOrs Nodesin the Glands and other the TEN.
Sore Eyes. Ssrumoruas discharges from the Ear and
the worst forms OF skin diseases. Erupi!ons Fever
Sores, Scad Head. Ring Worm. Salt Rhcuis, lac
Acne, Black Spots Worms in the Fiesh Tamors Cam
GERS In the Womb and all weake ming and painful dis
charges Night Sweats Lass Of Sperm and All wastes of
the life prnciple arg within the curative range OF this
wonder OF Modern Chemistry, and q few diys' viii
prove person using or either OF these for ms Of
disease its potent power 10 cure them.
1.-THE patient daily becoming reduced hy the WASTES
and decomposition that Is Continually progressive sus-
ceeds in arrestlng these wastes. and repairs
with new material made from healthy blo,,d-an this
the SARSAPARtLLIAN viii and Ones secIre.a cure
Is certan for when once this remedy lea
work Of publication. and succeeds in drinishlrg tho
loss OF wastes us airs viii be rapid and day
the patient III feel growing better and nger
the food dses;ng better, appetite improving flesh
ana weight increasing.
Not only docs the SAvstfArttIfAS EESntyNSt excel
all known remedial the C;Tanic Scro-
fulous Constitutional aud skin disc ases, but IL Is The
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EOrtify the body against disease
ScrOruia, or Kings Evil. White

Swc..i"ES. | !ccrS. Ert .,vc.as. Swc.icl Neck.
G"iirr. Scr"!u!"us l!.iaumati,rS. lnd"lcnt
lni!amma'!onS. MrrcUval Affections. Old
Sores. E.UptinuS of The Ssin Sore Eyes. ctc.
Ia these. - ia all o:hc: constitutional Dis
cases, NALKEE'S VINEGAR EirTERS have
shown Their great curative powers il the
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FEVER AND AGUE cured for nty ee.ss fs.re 4,
remedial in this world that viii cure
and Axns, and all other Aalarious. Hiloas Sesrief
Typhoid. yellow. and other Fevers failed hv RAD.
WAYS ffLt.Sl - quick RADWAYsa "a ADY M
LIEF. FRY cent? per bo.;ia-
, 1874-11-05
sylvania has gono Do,nocrat!o*by 1000 to 5000
majority, with slxtnsn Democratic aud oloYoh
Nepublloan OougroBBmnn.


Speefaf DtapGtch IN TAf Eh'caHo Tribune.
LAas1Ho. Mich, Nov. 4--Lnnelng City md
Township give Dngloy 81 AMI BeBo'u, for Con-
eross, IL ma1. Woman sutrrngo IL dofoatod by
400. The amondmonss uro carriod by ZOO
Huntington. DEM, Ia oleoscl Senator by 400 ;
! s. L. Kilbourno. Representative Tor tho First
District, by 1C7. mud ". l.. stcnhcns, Second
District by SO maj.-both Democrats. Tho
county ticket Is Democratic, except shcriff md
Ireasurcr. Livingston County givoa nogolo 100
mat, and Chamberlain tho same. Tho county
ticket IL oIocted by 100 to $780,. Eaton, 1sep., Ia
elected by Con to 600, Shaw, Representative on
tho reoplo's ticket, iB boaton 1000. dcncsco
sv'' 1ssaf Mso1ffqp1y pytJses 12So 92 H. seaeo r+sun<
TRAvEaeE CRY, Mich, Nor. 4.--Emmot Conn-
District 400 majority.
Josesv1EnE, siiol.. " No7. a.wDagIoy, nep.; for
Governor, has 81 majority losH OF 90. Wa!.
drou. nop, tor Congress, has 25 majority; small
loss LEAH Agsla1st snotaa wonan,'N w. r. o. x,.
Lup1naroa. Mich, Nov a.-rhoro ia probn-
bio Democratic victory for tho Representative In
tho Legislature atld county officers. Tho Ropub-
lcans carry tho State officers and Congressman.
Wonan-sunrage and tho Constitutional amend
ment doubtful.
8pte'aI Dtanateh to Tho clteaao tribune.
CotnwATEn. Mich. Nov. 4.-Drancl County
gives Bagloy, Rop.. candidnso for Governor, 54l
3Ajbf4Ly AAS Hifjofity DH tho phlhncD bl tho 3nlD
ticket Ia larger. Tho entiro Republican county
ticket ia elected.
Special Dispatch 70 The Ghteaao Tribune.
HfILsnAtE, Mich, Nov. ,4.-Complote roturns
from Hillsdnlo County, with tho exception OF
ono township, give WalIron for Congress 1910
mai. q loss as compared with two yoara ngo, Of
1852. Bagloy,a majority for Governor is 1857.
Spteta, Dsspassh ZEE 70 1"e ca1eaao 7raonnt.
MoSnoE a1on'' aao ' NoT. a..aonfon ao5 County gives
GhainpoFnn ~ oov a. d'on,nspn & Fl hoanod state
oonaso, ~. me county tseset 10 al Demo,
cratic ~ lafRo malosaae7' o1cops ING ohcrin aud
ffosecusing-Ahttto hts'., M. <,,. ou...
Gasp m.vrx Nf;o 70 1"S Nc poa;;c
,lns tr,n fha Sonntrv tomna con ~ Sin,1,,
, 1874-11-05

=. london Correspondence q the Liusfuao. {hosk
hayo heard IN Amusing account Of the fall
uro OF Il recant attempt to establish a "Con-
federated Homo" n London five families.
possessing small incomes, united in the ostab-
1ahnent Of q common home. A large house IN
the Bloomsbury region WAS taken for the pur~
poao, aud tho arrangements for tho regula-
tion Of tho household were maao with
tho utmost care and precision. There waa
to be a common dining-room In which
all the meals of tho household were to DO taken,
aud each fntnily had aot ot rooms, Which it WAS
to furnish aud arrange ns suited it's own convon-
ioncc There was to bo ono cook for tho whole
household, and d couple Of servants to do the
other work. Tho experiment WAS oornmonne9i,
aud for tho ilrat day OF ewo matters wont woll
enough Buforo Week had pasacl, however,
it beeau1e evident Tint to govern con-
federated home would DO nearly AZ difficult
rs to manage IN Irish Parliament. The five
families could psyes agree esto what they should
cat aud drink. Tho dfnnor, especially, was q
Htantl.ux subject OF dispute, and the consequence
WAS that tho kltobon heoa1ne aoane OF constant
wranynE between tho unfortunate cook and her
tlya n,istrcHsos. Tho other servants also found
it impossible to meet the commands OF their
associated mistresscs. Fiye hollis would fro
quoutly bu ringing Mt the same time and one
family would conaplain that they wore beinc
neglected., mud TINT anothor was receiving undue
attention. Then tho children OF tho dltferont
families would quarrel. OF course, zach mamma
was Buro that hor darllngs wore not tho ca,,He Of
tho disturbance. In short, bofore few weolts
tad passed, tha coufaderated homo became wlst
tho party who told me the story called d icon
feaorated discortl, aud had to be broken up.
, 1874-11-05

The following - incident Of tho famine" re.
nnrtod by tho Collector of Mongl!yr, Ia, SAYS tho
Times of India. certainly remarkable: "a ,yo1n.
IN Ut tie slling casta." writes Mt. Lockwood.
"was sitting BY tho side OF tho Ganges, somo 10a
miles from here, in the 1'atna District, about
daylight of tho 10th OF August. sudlouly tho
bank on which ahe was sitting gayo way, and she
foil into tho water, dragging with her q largo
buutlte OF eastor-oll H.icls which Bhe was cnrry,
Ing at tho time. She managed to support hor-
self OH thcso sticks, which formed kilid Of iife-
buoy, aud Bhe was carllod down by tho current,
which Is now running at great pace. Al each
village or boat was passed Hho shouted to Tho
villagers to hoIp her, but no camo to hor ro~
lief. In ths WY Hha was carried noagly 100
been twonty-four hours In the wafer, sho passed
by Moughyr. and sna rescued by Col. Murray,
WHO seeing er ilo9ting BY. sent hia privata boat
much tho worse for hor prolonged stay III liz
wHtor, but naturally was much impressed by iii
fact Of hor being rescued by a European, whes
10 uan? Of hcr own caste had docl,nod 10 hoIr
llor. She wna provided with n railway ticket Il
reliot funds"
, 1874-11-05

MONTGOMERY, Ala., Nov. 4.-Unoflicial returns
from twenty-oight counties show not Domo-
cratic gain OF 10,100. This includes Sumter md
Green countios, and it ovcrcomos tho Kepublc-
Ill majority OF 1872. and leaves tho Democrats
1,500 ahead. Thoro arc thirty.ssvon counties to
hear from, which will increase tho Democratic
majority to G,o0o or 5000. It is. ouo of the
largest votes ercr cast in tho State. Haralson
(colorod}, Rop., In tho First District; Bradford,
Dam., in the Third; Hays, Rep, in tho fourth ;
Caldwell, DEM. il tue Fifth Howctt. Dem. in
tho Sixth; md LOWS md Fornoy. Datns., for
tho stato,at. Large, are undoubtedly elected to
Congress, Williams, Dem. in tlo Second oL Prs.
triet is probnbiv elected over Rapier by 69o or
700 majority. Tels gives Democratic gain OF
three congressman.
MoSraoMERy, Air.. Nov. 4.--Enoupt gains aro
reported to us,,ro the election Of tho Democratic
State tiokct bv from G,o30 to 10000 majority.
Five Democratic Congressman aro certainly
elected, and probably two others, and there ia n
Democratic majority in tho Loeislaturo. Moro
negroes vnted tho Democratic ticket than wllitea
voted tfo Radical. Democratic gnins nre report
cd from ovory county hoard from except sum.or.
, 1874-11-05

In an article on thla subject in its Issue al
oct; 10, tfo London Times lns tho following:
sLhe enectn of tho osposion upon heath hnve
eFoct in agsrarating existing illnes4es or In ro-
tar,ling tho recovery Of Hufrerera. DR., Collins
aud Dr. Allen heyo each recorded tho death Of q
gcntctnnn, aid tue death Of q child Of 20
months, WHO WAS pationt Of Dr., Hollands, Inns
alao boon mentioned. Tho report Of Mr., Bell,
District Molical Oflcor, is that old pooplo aud
children suffered loss thnn poopls In middle lifo.
H9stercal epilepsy and nervous insounia are
terday Mr hcli vas f' aons ior ne'ea. 10 Sea-
road station Sbo ''t haa ~ had d'iig0sasea ropeasea
aud frequent ,opilcptitorm attacks. and who said
that since tue explosion, sho had constantly
head. Palpitation OF tho heart, particularly in
those who worc previously known to be suffer.
from organic disease. Is now common, and is
accompanied BY tendency to passive local cou-
Townshend road, and suffering from fatty hoars,
Inns been over sinco In q dangerously oxcitod
state. aud cannoE be kept calm without soda
tivoa. a woll-known writer, who is an aged
hp1no. with paralysis. His bed WAS placed
against wall, and tho wall WAS driven ia
against it. In q cafe Of drdpsy from acute
inflammation tA %, Of tho Kidneys, tho roof waa
cold has made him much worse. People
who at frat congratulated themselves on ttor
strength Of mindIn regard to tho accident com.
p!ain now Of palpitation, depression Of spirits.
inability to tnko food. or s1oepleasnoss More
than ono man OF business OF middle age COM
plains OF pains in tho hoal and chest, and thq
sleepleBsness which is 80 common is usnaily Ao-
| companled BY severe pains in tic temples, and
sometimes in tho eyes. Dr.. Holland aud Mr.
Ball havo Intended several caeea in which de-
frtnm, or tendency to insanity, has boon de-
vofopod. Mr. DrItton mentions several INSTANCES
in which tho recovery Of mothers from thoir
confinement has boon retarded, and dheaso has
| superyonod. In ono instance tho shock and
chill l,avo boon followed By erysipelaa. In
two caseB, laborors VINO went 10 work
after tue explosion have returned for nodi-
cal aayicc. In ono OF these DR.. Holland found
tho iaas. on whom door. post had fallon, to
lavo had Ills ribs broken. Tho'same gentleman
la attending Children who cannot sleep, but
jump mud start Mt every sound, and troated on
the morning Of tho explosion two bad stabs in
the leg and throat, aud two fractures of tho
collar-bono. THO inquiry into the explosion had
resulted In tho following verdict: tWe find
that Charos Buxton, Jonathan Holloway, aud
William TAYLOR catno to their deaths BY an ex.
p!osion on board tho T.lbrry. That tho said o1-
plosion wns cauBed by tho ignition OF tho yapor
Of bonzolino BY fire or light in tho cabin on
board tho Tilbury- That in the atowago aud
transport of tho bargo the Grand Junction Canal
Company omitted proper precautiou, and wero
guilty Of gross negligence, and that the existing
statutory laws arc ontirolv inadequate to secure
pnblfo safety il those matters
, 1874-11-05

Tho Gardoa de PARTS formed threo sides OF
nqnaro round tho fatal instrument. and Tia anvil
Waa thus prevented from approaching, and IL
s1fg hs x Hf Al Nnen snd h|s assistants oni
Elost-liko white. bouHoe. As nicco bV niocs nIs..
waa to 10 heard. When Mi wae cnm1
p!oteu, ~. l!och Uaa saen to mako carofu
isGis1oa hnmaiantarn q, w gaillotne BY te light oi
10 fal two or throo tmos In otdor to ASSURE lin.
neaf thnt everything wan In food wurkur ordcr.
Then tho exeontioner, Accompanied by IL
and % %bbe e"a csoy osa ot t'e nns nseGye Department.
proceeded TO Morcau, tho wifc:olsonSrn. cnii -
inform tho doomed man that its lAst hour hnS
como. Moronl WIS Hloeptug calmly wf,on tcn
fatal aortoEo entered The ooll I'D roceTsd lie tls
eal.cd by tho Commssary Of Polico w'Nlh.r aHs ~
had nny atato.nont 10 tnake.. 10, rnaraly rcnitoS
that ho waB Innocent Ho was loft nlonc witi,
tho iriest for 1.-Two or atx mInutes, and then tl,o
Gfsllo operation knoTn ~ te toilet began
back Of the prisoners hcad ehd nook, ~ nell
tho knilo may ha!e FREQ piayf. Darne ii tlls
operation Afuroan' did not utter 4 snsle word.
married, : surely this 10 useless. At J:46 the
prison gatos oponod and MORGAN appeared i,
tho presence Of tho crowd. 11o uecr9cl To walts
yarY ates.lly. with head otoct and unfaitoring
otopb. Ath EXTRAORDINARY 1hlGncHa HftS mitch
married.. Whom ho ,roachod tho Euillotino he
looked around ut thu crowd nnh exclaimed.
Nlcssaurs, I die lnnoccnt.' Thoeo words woro
distinctly hoard all over tho Tlaco to ID nquntto,
Iho noxt moment NJ. Roctl seized MORGAN.
pushed him forward on TO the plank, the knife
foil, and all was over. Thp moment Moroan'a q
hoad and body Ind fatlon into tho basket Of
sawdust proparoa for them, NJ. noch's ass1etnnta
set to work to wash tho guillolino Of tho blood
with Which it was Htained, III order that tho next
sufferer might mt Bco TINT m execution Ind al-
roady talon place. While aforoau was hotpg led
to death Bondas was being prepared for oxecu-
tion When hi1 cell was entered by H. Claude and
tho oSccutionorB ho waa found wide awsko,
talking oagor1y with tho warders az ho had boon
awoko ny tho nolsa 10 Moronu'a coll, and was in
state OF tho 1noBt intonso anxiety, still hoping
apparently to DO roprievod. On being told that
Eo wRB to die, he replied, Hero I am am
rondy' He then protested his innocence, and
declared that his execution Was o crime against
Justice. Ho WALKED quietly, though hardly 40
hteadiiy na Moroau. but Without support to the
guillotino. TlIore ho kissed tho accompanying
priest, and handed hmaolf over to tho exoc,,.
tionor without ustoring n word. Whether IL,
Rocll'n ncrvca hal been affected By tho rroyio11a
execution do not know, but he corla;nly was
by no 1ncana adrois In plaoing tho unfortunate
Bondaa On tho fatal p1nns, M no had to roadiusb
lllt1l during o. spaco Of several soconds, which,
seemed horribly long to tho bystandera. At
Iast tho knife foil and tho Booonl criminals tead
dcnpped into tho basket. There was only ton
minutes interval beswocn tho Two executions" !"
, 1874-11-05
" 4t2A1 LASs
Gpfcfat Diapatoh to Tht Chicago TRIBUNE.

6pfetal Diapatoh TO we Chicago 33'oHn.
MADISON. Wis, Nov. 4.-Dispatches received
bv e. ", Kayos Chairman Of tho Republican
st..a Cen1,o,,teo ,nd tnforma,;on from otl,or
esa.o so"as w. fo,,,n;.r ros,,1t ~ tha stato
sourcea' SHOWS tne lol'oW'ns result " tno a'aso
election: Majority against Naform candidates
for Congress about 5000, as follows: First
n;atrict q mn, p. gecoud, 100. Third. 1.b0o
a;A.,. soo oa,,an,1, / mn E;,,,t1, !. KIM ri,
n1Ata' ooo ootou'nt 7.eU' uhn I''o oan
Reform minority III tue Fourth plstslct 's s,o9o
in tho Fifth the samo.
r1,e 1,opubicans will have seyentecn or clellkcon
soroto,a md thoro will not bo moro than about
s,'natoio ~ Aua nsr,", t., a.. ~sae,>,1ss', T'a
thirty regular 1seto'l"sla 'n 1no aesomlo'y' 1n'e
district was carrioa by Caswells brilllant home
run in Jefferson County. whero ho rotHced tho
Reform minority asainat him to III. Cook also
ran we'll IN big county, tho majority against him
being 40l IN Columbia.
Tise ltopubcanH. in Wow OF tho results ut
homo and abroadt ars already askinG in rogarai
to their victory. ''Whst 9hall VIC do with 1t :"