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In the Episcopal General Convention yester
day, the ritaalistic party, through their ablest
spokesman, Dr. De KOven, made an argument
OF an hours length in behalf OF their doctrines;
and be atrOitly put the other side of the house
on the defense by abiding to the Low Church
men, who reject the doctrine OF baptismal
regeneration az the real sinners against the
principles and rubrics Of the Church, Instead Of
The Titualists- 1t was evident that a shining
politician was lost to the world when the Doctor
entered the church.
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T DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA TAX.
SS PAYERS TAKE NOTICE.

penalty Of one per eentum viii be sided to your
Is X 81 : OF ard after E0VEMBERI
discount Of ore per centum to the snd Of this
N ia.
saving Of tv. per cen'un ia really made By
psyir our tax bills before the mouth Of Uotober
expires. oot2s s.
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Governor Dix IN speech at the Cooper Iusti-
tute last night fully declared himself in oppO-
sitiOn to g third term. 1t il to be hoped that
the anxious New York papers are happy.
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The baltimore AwsTicaH hints 1t evidences Of
fraudulent registrations in the Eighteenth ward
OF that city.
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fFOFFICE or COLLKCToR OF rAxss,

W LIsIkICT OF tOLTNBIA,
NASHIsGTON, &c, Obar "a 1874.
IL pSTEBS Or OTHsR REPRESE
JIEES UE CHUhCH PROPERTY IN fE
DISIRICT or LOL UMBIA.
on e hereby gifted thst in accordance with
the &C Of approved jane ~, l5!i entitled
AZ sci Tor the government u the District If o.
IUmbls, end Tor other purposes" he tax levy vas
go xttIded Is 70 include al church property not
exolufiyey used for ed1cai Hal and charitable pur
ICES alter rsturD made By special assessors sp-
TOlnted therefor, the Superintendent OF Assess
m hts 81 Taxes has entered the same on the books
Of This Office for collection.
In order that your Interests mey have the benefit
OF the Discount now of red, atte1tisn Is
peciBl'y called thereto.
ItiRntd I JOHNF COOK,
CSi246- CoIlr ctor Of Taxns for the nist OF Dol
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
EQb khLE-Ile Good win sud Fi>tgJc, 4 ~
EATING HOUSE, With an sati0g Stsni IN %,
as!Let- house. ATPlJ AIS Nov lork syeuus
TO LOAN-SENEBAL thousand DOLUAas.
II, one reT cent. fer 1f gotiatins loan, properly
oct2 3 1Hos. X. wAGG AMAE, 5Is7ths 81.
fAkk CHANCE FOB LADIES we vii reld
~ - PEIEEs, eoEsisiins Ct hsgdsome Jewsl-y,
~ iuns Decks work Boxes, Ui5h FurGiture, Pore
. .fs STksioIk MAGIC EsasE sI' G aSO
hMERIOAN MAGIC EEAMEL CO Posf Oh e
Box az "a, New York city. oot27 SIN
ARE CHAHCE FOR INVEsTM ENF-FT
FURSiTtRE sToRE house aa tSrc r rem sad
EeAson Ter selling: change of business Address
Dc iil6 ''h street northwest wAsnos s,3s ,.T
o LO 49,
In SIMS to .uit 81 $1,000 200 ..,u-,,v r.,,,
HUYOk & ADDIsUH,
No. I40I New York syeuus, corner Of IAN street
octzoT IO5rSReP
FOR SALE-LEAsE sld FIXTURES, 10. 633
= hennsyysnis avenue, occupied by lockwood,
wv MILIER Sis fG st nort hSPsy SsI s. {.
FOR sALE-The Tools. G 3od- Will, sna Stock II
-, hrstrrlass BLACKsMIrH aud WHEEL.
tease fSe years at low rent on h5p AMI dseliips
bone or will exchange FIR real estate. Inquire Il
S0GneF of Bridge aad MArtSt
PARE CHANCE FOR NYnsTMENT-FOR
II ,SIL E--BRICK, YARD, incluiisg Kiins.
Z. sss and Coca VIII asDIs 70 oAT a5e,5T sRs'
Be- n 10, Flsnt's Building. oct2s-St
E0R LEAsE-Ths finest DAIRY and sFOCK
tARn Ia the country. 800 scr.s, opposite
and Alexsudris turnpike and railroad sslandi5
land: 20 acres IN grass; two dwelling houses: Gu
&c This farm osn support a dairy Of one hundred
Mo ny COWS; fer Ease Tor nve or ten years.
A. Star Office. oct2J gv.
G. PEE DAY-Want6d, energetic LADIES, A.
SC a2e:ts to sell a small, cheap and ssleasle
bT selling ii smops Der fastiTes sh cPP ls ~
dpetsrtmental emplo} es Address &. MITOa Git,
WAETED-To mn sn ordsI for a limited p517Ssr
DMnsf NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
ReAl ests,s and ii s. : tx X BsIrS'
eots-lm Sos 18th street northwest.
SPLENDID BUILDING SIZES
BEAUTIFTL Rural HOMES, NEAR
WASHING TON.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO THOSE DEFEND
ING oB SALARIES.
THK BEST GRAPELASD IN THIS COUNTRY.
Prices ONLY ONE.HA THEIR TRUE
VALUE.
Terms: Whole amount in 50 equal monthly iastal
menis, bearing only per cent interest.
Locality unsurpassed for healthfBi hsss, aud from
which, are grand views Of Washington sad It's tur-
roundings.
Lots from one to twenty acres each.
One half the ground planted in Grapes will pav
Tor the whole ere the pTs alton Of the 81 months
and theBoeforWsrd become q permanent income.
Apply to
ROB'T A. PHILLIPS,
ZEAL ESTs Ts BROKER,
COS 10TH sTREKT NV
seple-u Opposite u. B. Treasury
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BOARDING.

BOARDING.
i ~ Lbe, week or month; also, a PBRIoR
SUITE, fast floor south front; well furnished, ia
81 sfdDg FilnO. sll street northwest, fOst
y OoNs and BOARD-s me of the most aesira
H lle ROOMS in Houses 100 and IIO4 18th
hrst- class Table Board. Location unsurpassed AID
terms very moderste. olta 81
FOE RINT- NioeIy -fnr1ished second story
one SIS and the otner So a month with board.
IsS1e oosrders accommodated. 1877 l. street
EUBNIsHED ROOM WITH BOARD. Terms
Il moderate, az OIL street northwest; house. has
al the modern conveniences. oots3 o.
A LADY FROM BROOKLYN has taken House
BOARD, and the comforts Of home Osn Sc resi-.
Heo. octi52S
FURNISHED ROOMS AND FIKsT-OLAss
s,aTA AB BIZ, BoARD: , Terms moderate: AZ No.
CHOICE TABLE BOARD AND ELEGANT
" ROOMS, te getber or separately, IN the best To-
ssslity in the city. Bsfer g hon. II BoardmSn
Or. Verdi. APply at 1913 X street n. W. sepI-s m
KID LOVESI
The Target assortment Of ore and two bui---
,,nnr Rid GLOVES UNGA
LADIES' DRIVING GAUSTLETS ~
speciality 1T
=. HELLER'S.
oCtzs-lm No. 7l9 Market SPaoe.
hfCIOEDIY GOOD ELECAMPANE ard
~ HoREHOUND OoUGH DROPS for O0ughs,
OoicI. &C, &C. Hail pound packages, IS ceDts: at
SAITAks', Druggst, corner ID aud streets
northwest. oct24-lmE
CAhPkTs, CARPETS, CARPETS.
We have Just received from the manufacturer,
Tor private s.le, large and elegant stick Of OAR
PETS, consisting Of Body and Tapestry Brussels.
Three ply, Extra and super IDgLains, Temp and
other Carpets, Oil cloths, hugs, Cocoa Hattings,
&C., &c, all Of which warranted perfect.
A large stock of FURNITURE OF all kinds, 70
which we invite the attention OF buyers before pur
chasing. All Of which we are selling az Low Prices.
w. l.. WALL co.,
Auctinneers end Csmmission Merchants,
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LOST AND FOUND.

/ osT-on Friday afternoon. the aSd iastAai. in
IL going 20 OF frou the Desf and Dumb Asy lasn. =
small GOLD CHAIN, With Silver sch soi Medal
attached, marked M A Molhamptsr" A suit-
able reward will be given II returned 20 206 New
York avenue. octa4 So.
4 os1-On sunday sfteTn-on, tSe 18Th instant,
II Loo kET BRHAsTPIS, set with brilliAnts,
Containing the hair Of sceceased father and mother
and resiiy valued on that account. The tncer sia
De loerslly rev srded on restoring t 90 tbs owner
~ No $21 6;h street northwest. oct74- 9w-
81 khWARD VIII be psid g he person return-
GD ipg pair f GOLD sPEOTA AAA
OLkc, enclosed in red morocco case,
lost on Thursday evening, Oct. 18th, between the
hours OF and 10 m, either in che street OF 9th
street cars, OF between Welcker's sud the Ehbitt
Store. ortas e.
II OsT-On THURSDAY evening, the ISL iustsut a
H NOTE OF RAND for 500. payable on dernaod
TO ) Is. DsvsoD, With interest st ten per cent psr
am I'm. at persous are hereby cautioned MT q
Guy or trade Tor said note, the payment of il has
been stopped On retur uirC it % this Office the
M der Sill receive the thanks % the owner ami a
liberal reward. Box as, Republican oaice. oc5s 81
STRAYED AWAY OR sToLEN-A DARK
- SOhBEL NJ ARE, with two white feet n
sud "StAri in forehead, snd blind A suit IN
stle reward will be given q Whpnsp@vc CT GA
returns said mare 70 Mr.. BLAGDnN's, On Piney
bTsrch Road oct72 g.
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MADAME FLORnNOB,
lVl HE CELEBRATE sd CLAIRVOYANT
f in testing the past present and future
OF your life, In causing speedy marriages bringing
the separated together, and pointing out the sure
way OF success in life. In matters Of business her
advice is Invaluable. She givee unisersa satisfec-
ton; none ever regret consulting her Satisfactjou
given, or no pay. Oan be consulted ct her ParIors
No. ITO u street northwest. willy
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PA PEE HANGINGs,
WINDOW SHADES
BIZ FkA9E5. PICTURES, PIOTURE
CORD and TASSELS. NAILS, sc tue largest
assortment IL the District. al reduced o ices, at
mARkkITE RsS,
Terms csse- No 439 7sh street,
oct26-2" Eight doors above Odd FeIlows' HsiI
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over one hundred new Advertisements in
THE STAB to-day,
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MEDICAL. A.

6nlhs, NHl WILL TE sUFFEa, ~hoa
Ieafi cue a. irsaud Si.ftn she last v-ar, were
Oh,tructi, o., Dysp, p-ia as sr,.iis az. ~ 49,
" IIs' b-4VThkas CRAY, goo q .srsel .gulh,
nLDp B. DARBY can G7 lisa -,1.l.i.,..i.ii,,
- 20 az crest specially - has Drsg sore, Coz
80 ." t'ui-l iAhufa ANenur. Colonization
r,Hs. ~, ~.
EsSATIsFsCTIONH CURES WTruofrr -
81 a 80 ~ AsptClhk. 81 rER BOrrLE
uue; toUkb =, e-ouic rsmnle. NJ tt's Ps4a.,l.
ysuia svsIu-: Do'l-y :. Capitol Hiii, aui q. ~.
Lait5's Colonization BGusinF, corner 81 e..
s1i.et- octs-in'
DE A. a. BosWORrH, EIecfT5pathi- Pbg.i-
ds' ases b. speCi,l contract Gus stlg nsfhtnr Id IN.
ts.s' Female diEesses specially. CoBsultati5a
uso. sep55 GA
nR BUCKLER JOEES I1-s T--7T-----5 =, ,,.T5i--
y more. Old office. 80 = cavern street.
fsmaie Diseases specially. Consultations cou-
nB. JASK WILsO6.
'0'fS Ss. sns sigS5seSGs snd scientific aid.
Isdes stisneed e At tbeir residence At any hour,
ss sR RsS 90 sSssrS TSgSs s1A tas b q
street Northwest, between 1t aud d "a. mar.
FEMALE DISEASES q al kinds treated ne
u, sGribe case snd eucl9se IS; sdvios aud m1iIttHe
$50 north l1th street, Pa ilsdeip hia JanT-i,s
OBSTACLES TO MARBIAGE-HIgTy F-717J
10Y ioEns MsH from lhsr, fleets OF Errors aud
menis g Marriage removed. New msthod II Trest-
ment; New aid remarkable remeiias Books "a
Stcuiafs sent tree, On sealed euvtlopes. Aedress
Ho!cqTd AsSOuaitoH, 4IS North Nints streSt. Pbil,
eaeiphia, Pa an Institution having hivh rem.
skim. o-' 49, ssienai
nh. ROBEHFSOE
tle lOTH tTRHET, EsaN PA AvNNEE
ktoM IOng experience IN both hospital snd
gilfAte Actice, viii guarantee . cure In All 90
sasee OF TIE Urinary Organs, GonorrhOaG, Giert.
Strtctlfe' % philisl and Spermstcrrh0sa Cazes "A
so1orTho,S recently contracted cured IN 10 sdsys
y pbl 70 All its stages quickly cured aud the pof.
- entretl eredcated from the system without tina
nse Of mercury. sPerUHtorrhosa, brougbf "a b.
saseeses tno Abnse m youth, causiug oss OF memory
sno .nselitls general debility, ora zaic woaEnoxs
sun ptiOna Indigestion, pelPitstiou u the heart,
pains "a backs dimnesa Of SIGHT or giddiuoss. evil
tOreoSdings, lf-disiru.t, &c, speedily Cursd bV
1eWy discovered remedies. DR. K, located =
many years - 4 y =. Eutaw street, BaittW0ra, Nd
hss c7nseuteo, GttoT nug Solicitations by hts " ar
hineton pstIonst 70 open pernsneut once IA thrf
cry where De may be consulted every WstrssfsV
Sno Saturday in each week, from u. 70 p.m.
, 1874-10-15
the ELECTIONS.
The Democratic Major
ity in Ohio
$1,000.
About the Same Results in
Indiana,
The Legislature in Indiana
Neither Republican Nor
Democratic.
Independents Holding the Bal-
anco Of Power.
Fire Republican and Eight Demo-
cratic congressman
Elected.
The Republican Majority in
Iowa Between 10000
and 10000.
Ono Democratic Congressman Prob
| ably Elected.
Tho Eight Remaining District
| Republican,
Nebraska Returns 10000 Republioa
Majority.
Ono Democratic Congressman Prob
ably Elected.
Tho Eight Remaining Districts
Republican,
Nebraska Returns 10000 Republican
Majority,
Charles Foster Elected in the Tenth
Ohio District.
THE CQNGRESS1tEN-ELE
[Roviscl By latest retuEna.]

THE coMGREsstEN-E ELECT.
fRoviscd By latest retuEns.1
/. "Georeo ". Mccrary, nop,s ,s-2,l69 maj.
2. John D. Tufts Ncp..-sma!l mai.
3. /: L. AnsWortn, pem.' Snli;
4. *Hcnry D. Pratt. Eep. .,-smal' mai
S. flames Wilson. Rol'.--6,o00 mai.
6. Ezeliol :. Satnpbol., Nop.
I. ~Jol,, 4. Knsson. Rep, ,050 mai.
s. *Ianscs ". 2fcDill, Rep..-3,uoo mai.
.. Addison Oliver, Rep.
2. James D. Williams, DOM. 800 naj.
,. slicl1atl G. Kerr, Deua.,- 900 n,a].
l, Jepthn o. Now, Dem.< gAin,--50o mai.
S. *William $. Holman, DEM, GAIN $50 naa]'
6. Milton y Robinson. Hep, 900 NAL.
7. Frantlin 1ap!iere. pr,n., gai1,io IT, ,n,,
.. Lcendor McClurg. Dom. saln,-AlD nnj.
II. Jau,cs l.. Evans, Ncp, ,-a.U00 nal.
II. Andrew II. Hamilton. Dom.:-4 300 muj.
10. John II. Bakor, hep,-l,0oo mai.
!, +Ni1ton spylor. D.m.,-4,s34 mai.
.. ~ionry i. Banning, DOM, ,4l7 mai.
=. Join 4. Savage. Dem. gain.
4. John A. aIclsahou, Dem, gain, III, ,067 mai,
S. Amerious Y. llics, Dom.
q. F1onl Ii. Hurd. Dom., gain,-1 500 maj.
I. Lawrence I. Nea', Dom.
8. *Willaln Lawrence Rep.
.. Early F. poppleton, DEM. gain.
10. Charles Fostoz, Rep.-l42 niej.
II, Iul.n L. Ynnce. Dcnl., gain.
t. Ansol I. Walling. Dem.
H. ~3Iilton !. Sontisa.d, Dem.
IL. John +. Cawsn, Dom.
Is. Nelson n. Van Vorhes. Rep.
IL. rLorenzo Daufor1, rep.
II. *La,trin n, WoodTorth, Eep., maj.
lSt +Jamen Monroe, Hep.
H. *1amcs 4. Garfield, Kop.,-3,500 mai.
20. Henry u. Payne, Dcn,.. sain,-2,7A maj.
WEST VIRGINIA.
|. Bou3amin Wilson, Dem, gain.
q Charles j. Faulkner, Dom, gain.
!, *TTank Hereford. Dem.
NEBRASKA.
/. +Lorenzo Crouuee, top.
sCNuAEr OF ELECTIONS 10 DATE.
, 1874-10-15


"AsuiSaTos D. T.. O:t. 14.--it is e.tinatea
thai tho influence of ycatorday elcctienu will
greatly afrecs the results in Now York. penreyl-
vania, and other States where olcctiona viii te
held uort month. The rumorcd defeat Of Eos
ter iu Ohio causes almost univorsal regret, aa
the Democrats rgrco with tho Republicans that
no Democrat could possibly be os naeful to the
lutcscsts Of tho whole country M he
would he. Flo is popular with all
pa,tiea 1nye the utra-.affuniBtratfon
wing of tho Republican party, TO degrcc tint Is
not oanalad in tho caee Of any otber 'nan in
Cnngrcau: AZ 1t has been freely asserted That
B,nino was onsitlel 10 Tho credit of she result in
Mainc, thc question ia now raised, How much is
ho to hlau,c for tho seault IN tho Cleveland aud
Tolcdo t2ietricts? llo spoke Ill both Of tbs dis'
tricts this fall, and they hase both
geao Democratic. Tho DRIFT Of oyia-
ion hc1e il that tho result In Ohio
and Indiana - not so saucls duo to tho temper
uucs iesuo az To tho cirsumstances >lat tho peg
pic have finally opened their eyes to L rea!izs-
ton Of thu tino aud state Of aHatrs haye thIoy7n
| off the oNiceho!dcrs' yoto, aud la:o begun t1
| think aud not for themselves. Universal salts
| faction Is expressed nt Parsons defeat. Erau
! the ,c1nasns Of ,he District ring. with who,n h:
has 70 efficiently co-operatcd, hayo no word Of
regret for his downfall. It is conceded Oh al
hands thrt this has been poor gear Tor parsons.
, 1874-10-15

INDIANA.
sreeiat Di'nateh to ne ch,eno" Tribune.
1sntASAPoL,s Ind, Oct. 14,-Tho Democrats
s.so ,.at1a c,oor a,xcon of the State. The
na'' u'""o 49, NJ. 49,. ,,;.,,,. .,,5 ,,,,;,1 t<,-
nova 1na1 ea"ae III 1ase 'an' Ntsn. o.u ""'"e w.
day completely su'prised e7efsnoo5, amt mono
seemingly moro than the Donocrats themselves.
who would have been contcut with reasonable
....,,,h uo f,r nc hoard from Init oue couuty
tts",npu' 0u 'a' ~ ua ;.''"aa.aa naon,,,c,n
(Delawaral las gwen an Increased nspao,c'o
majority. Tho rule il that strong iopnhican
counties lose 7osy largely; In some, as for it,,
ss"'eo' 'sNaa' ~" a;.r . ,,,arn e, n,o >,,s,. of
tho Domocfa's carving '''v M r.nr..,. W. @ 1,o,n.
tho counties. as reported, tia Democratic Com
mittoo claim tho State by 70 ooh or 25.o9o, "h'lo
tl,n romnblican managers couccdc il by fron
I'm ~ % n, imt tiroo EonublIcan Cnncresg-
sno nTc ccrtnn hut tic Chances favor iioilman
IN INT thc First. md tIcvc IL ajight hope for Hun:
ta ter Ivy IN TIT tho i:iehth. The Lrrlnlature vii
, 1874-10-15

HAnnlsnura. Ia, Out. H.-Gov. Harlran{t
has issued warrants for tho execution OF William
T.. Ud.iorxool;, Daniel O'1lara, and Patrick Irwin
OH Noy. y.
, 1874-10-15

t81,tsiai DspG{cA TO 3h: CHICAGO If1oHM.
CLEVELAND, o., Oct. 14-The election rcturns
from tho county come in with unaccountablo
elowueEa nnl uncertainty. At O'Clock to-day
It vns aaccftaincd tia. Charles Foster, in tho
Tenth District, is elected bT LA minority. Ey
complete rot,.tns OF tho Cleveland District. II.
B. pnyuo* Democrat, for CnugresH. haa . major.
ty over Parsons, in tho city, Of o7o2 rersons
nlAjortty over 1'ayno In tho tornHhtl'H i 2d9'
payuc's net minority in the district Is 1859,
.osa OF Parios,A over 1872 or i. LOG.
Charles l3nhenck, Justice Of tho Poace. Ia tho
cx-mcmher Of tho Logts!atNre, w!'ere he made
IN autl-tomprrnnco record by yoting ngalnst tho
lAtlair inw. lilo nas tho only, candidate spared r
frora tho overwhelming c9ndotnnstion ot TIC
OH tho stnto ticket In this dihtriu: will average
&c., Gilmore, for Supremo Judge, Day, Rcp.,
5GG; INK, DEM. for Supreme Judge oscr 3ohnsoli,
| Hon., 553 tireen for Clerk Of tho supreme
| Court, oycr Foos, nep,. a.i.
Rct1ntns from nari,shl'u district mol yet com.
pleto AsCtnhnla County give: him 2.l9 major
| ity. Beyond His. m county hug ncnt comp!cto
rnsturns tia:Gc!da majority vii! not be las
"0 Stveist Disrattt IL m, Chitaao 7riasn..
CiSu.:SArI, O., Uct. 1i.-ponlocratic Con
grsnan,an arc elected IN this county by following
inajortics First DlatrIc, Milton sayor, A,}3t ;
s3scona Dinttie', Il n' nan'tnS. n; 1an. ,.I o,
ce:o tha election Of Foster Hep, 10 Gongress IN
Tic Tenth District, mud Wadswosth, Hop, in lho
| isoventoeut!I District.
1t NOW }oo.;s NJ Il tho Dcn,ocsatse MINORITY on
tho t,tato tioiot will reasa l5, ,o90.
CLEygLASp. o.. Oct. 14.-payno'a majority
for tnnErcas In tha tIwnntiesh) district ~ 972i
Tho Democratic county lic!int la also olecod, II
tho Yenth Dintrict, foater, ner.. y a!oosoA ny
i4a majority. In the. teyentee',sn. Wa'lswott1h
lfep., 10 otcctnd hy ulout 800 m9jori:Y: LIZ tA'
N!no.eenth. Garno!a, Hep, II elested ~ ahoa
3,5u9. .,,,.
ing ostlmaten HuyA'a majority III tho Sixth Dis
tr:ct At l,E00 to l,7CD. Tic Democrats slcc. the:
opt!so ticker in Lneas County, eS:sp: M hseo'des
pAyroS, O., Ost. lA.-Mealehoo, D2ns fgoo
, 1874-10-15

gives Granger, nop.. for Congress, 572 majority.
The Republican State ticket Shas 500, Tic Ro-
puhllcnn county Ticket u. s.dofea:od.
man ls very close. Ainsworlh las 1.5o3 il, Dti-
hu1nc nod 4lA} In Cayton. Granger. In Duohan-
m. 210; Doln rnro, 451: Fayettc. 8a1; Atlam1-
koc. lou; wiuneshek, 100. This elects Granset
by 55.
t!ouHc1I BIupfs. 1a. Oct. tl.-So far ns teacl
fsonl. McDitl'a majority as member OF Congrcaa
on Tho Republican ticket In tho Eightl t9onHres-
slona1 District is: Mills County, 375; s1ousgoc,-
orr County, 5l0; Harrison Cnliuty, 2i5; raye,
800: Taylor. l60; Union, 2'0; Fremont, 10 !;
Pottawas{amic, 35D; Cass (estmatctl), 400 ;
Shelby (ostl1natod)t 2an; Audubon (cstt-
nnte1), 90; Adams. 125. Riuggo1t
glsoa Rood, An.l-slonopoly Congressional
candidate, 80 majority. 1t ia possible That noots
may carry Audubon and H!nsyold Counties. but
advicos aro to the effect That MeDill will curry
every county in this Congressional District.
Tho division OF Pottawattalnio County 10 uofeat.
ed by nut less than loo.
, 1874-10-15

Spteia. Nepdtth b The t.h,eago Tribune.
LINCOLN. Neb.. Oct. li..-Tho election yester-
day resulted III tho largest voto over rolled in
Nebraska. aul in tho election Of Tho entire Re-
publican ticket. Uarbcr was elected Governor
by tho iargess majority ever given OIL that Office.
Tho oshor candidates wcto elected by n good ma~
1ority. Roboras, candidate for Attorney y-Gcn-,
otal. rnns somoxl!as T.! behind, put gets good
but the majority for t;arber cannot ia! for
short Of l5,00o. lietutns como IN slowly.
Thayer for United Stntca Senator Is insured.
, 1874-10-15

uf6fF5nn Ctiy 40. tOff ~. Hs{att'' {" SO" o A'-
RcpHalican
A ,nost a;abo1ical crime was committed ia this
connsy, near psntt'a Mills, on Friday last. tho
particulars OF which are AZ follows:
On Thursday evening !ate gentleman nvlhE
in TINT vicinity mot negro man dtceaod IN
penten,lary uniform. and, presuming him to ba
an escsped convict, attempted hib arrest, but tho
negro, proving tho atrougor OF tho two. fel'ed
his von,a-},o captor to tho ground aud cscepcd
to tho brush. Information was at once given
aud h search nalo, hut without auccefa.
Early IN Friday morning tho daughter ot
farmer named kipgorly. living III lne aamo
noighborhood, left ner homo to i:o to ne!EMs ,as
hors, carrying with her basket ol oGGs. nne
houss when Allo was suddenly. confronted ~
negro ttrcnacd III unnyst csa!hsns: "ho ~ oasn
mods indeccut p,oposals to her. The frightened
yirl turned immediately and fed tn tue - afee.'
Of her loMe but. haIoro si'o 1ad run ioo asNs,
was oycrtaken by thu black LEND WY, at.' liz
short struggle, s.,cIoccd in arcom1itsEinS Mss
tiEmnabe purpose. Tho 6nrcauaa Of the tlel.. !1aa
we're honra at tsor homo und her tr!enas ~ onsa
ran to her ail. put arrived too 'ate. NY erSt
tho eutcring child III tho ground, hu, on ~
n her to te no,.sc, discovered sao 1os ~, H., 81 rtrne
tSa alarm, and Ia HI hour boly Of attf M men ,'n
were in lot plralilt. IL waa 1o!lilo !u.' tn1 III
nn,st, aftnr having committed tue crme' hat
nndc his way to farnI-holia'7 enta1l9s ns's nov
,S %dy ysnaeesaed of ,ls 's' IL esssSn %ss @ s ssa
"nrh wIich hs Iofs an tic floor, tor su't oi c1'l~
@ut KS Ssturds, TIM r,.ranins ra'ty were aa ann
tlu,e within gunsot Of tue fnE!tlvc' an'! :asora'
! managing IL elllo ps'i''''lo ~ '"'o"''s' '"'@
w; Whon last hoard ,rom tho party wero III Nil
,or County snd within n1ise oi their p1ey.
, 1874-10-15

9T0J.s
Last Thursday night au Oldham named Thomas
Co,!ius, living miles aouta Of Lavrcnceville,
ILL.,, was murdered in his bed. He was struck on
tho hcad with club, aud hiB skn' crushed. H'a
wifc, sleeping in tho same room, but not in the
aame bed, was aroused about o'clock by the
loud bseatniug of her husband, and Uncovered
him covered with blood and in m unconacous
condition. uc dod in fow minutes. Several
uuntlred dollars which 3Ir. Collins carried aoont
lis persun wete found to DO missing; OF coasss oaa
The community was greatly shocked. ana % esot5 @
dorer. do' Suspicion was directed aEaiust son q
Mr. CoilinB.' aud the verdict Of tho coronero
Jury was such AZ to warrant his arrest ne "es
1T once arrested, and III nov in prison II Law
rencoyitle.
, 1874-10-15
DAKOTA.

fASKToN Dali, Dcs. 1t.--ne.utns from the
election yc6terday, thus Tar received give Kid
der, Republican, 1,411 majority fer Delegate.
The Sioux Valley, yet tn hear from, uiil no donht
increase his majority to over 200o Ti,s logiala-
ture will be Republican In both b:spclles.
, 1874-10-15

Attempt 10 ttrci,!z Fail.

Special Dtepafch h Tttf Ch'caso Tribune.
DupvcrE Oct 13.--An s!ten.pt was rlaae to
break jail! hero lae. night, b. tho prisoners who
are confined On charge Of rob3ing tho ross-
Olico at Aoa,,toosa, Ia. some weeks el,tce. Oae
Of thesa prisonera, nanaod Harris, succeeded in
procuring an Instrument. by means Of which he
broke tho 1oc!5 on Tho door Of tho jail pri7y.
expecting by that means TO maze h's way nul 81
tho lniyy yal}t, depth oi ~ fcat. waere he was
fo,lud some ia,e attor insonailo aud inoHs dead
Ills iii Euc:ess frustrated tho attempt OF tho
others to escape although everything aconed to
tu1,cl Injured by tle fail tutu tho van's and b7
Lila lad air, TINT there is sotno Question Of his re-
coycry.
, 1874-10-15

INDIANA.

Republicans pha1A IN pscsnut ConE:ess, -.
Opposition eheal lp no1t Congress, u.