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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-23

MECHANICS and Miners Tools, of every de
scription, cheaper than the lowest, at thu
Pioneer Cheap Store of Ashim Bros. split
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-23

FINE SPECIMENS. - Captain Foley
showed US yesterday a couple of mag
nIticemt specimens from his Tyndall
mine, on the western slope of Pros
pect mountain. He told us all about
the component parts" of the ore, but
we only remember the more substan-
tial and tangible item involved in the
value, which was In effect hat the
samples were supposed to assay at the
rate of 81, 900 per ton. This Is pretty
good. even for the Base Range, and we
hope the Captain may find enough of
the same kind to make him a Millionaire.
He Is a veteran prospector and well
deserving of a rich streak OF luck in
his declining years.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-23

r. Y. ANDERSON, agent for the Singer Sew
ing Machine. Sewing machine attachments
for all kinds Of machines constantly on hand.
Residence, corner Spring and Silver streets.
Eureka, Aug. 10Th. 1875. auZ7
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-23

CoNvICrED.-James Fisher, the indi-
vidual who last Friday night gobbled
and walled off with a castor belonging
to Agnes Miller, a woman OF the
town, was yesterday taken before JUS
tice Beatty upon a charge of petty lar
ceny. The evidence was conclusive
against the defendant. and he will get
his sentence to-day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-23

SNAKEs.-A barber-ous individual
ofthis place represents, that on Sunday
last he started over the hill to the west
ward and before reaching the cemetery
he had met and dispatched fifteen
snakes. lie had intended to continue
his stroll to Ruby Hill, but the ana
condas finally lecsme so numer-
Gus that he was compelled to
turn back. 1t Is only necessary 10 add
that he was afflicted with an aggravat-
ed type Of '.jiin jams"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-23

Piano TUSISo.-A first-class piano tuner.
connected with the house of A. l.. Bancroft
4 Co., of San Francisco. will visit Eureka in
a few weeks, and those having instruments
that require tuning will do we'll to wait until
his arrival. sp3tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-23

SPANISH Olives. Prunes. in glass jars, Dew
lied Meats; Lacteous Farina, a complete food
for infants; Louisiana Pepper Sauce, and
fresh prepared llorse-radish, at 1aylor's.
splTsf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-23

Messrs. Meyers & Franklin
s'e Just In receipt of a splendid Fall
LOCK OF ladies' hats. Go around and
..h.erview them, all We who desire any
Of head-gear,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-23

To LEA furnished room in a desirable
locality. Apply on the premisea, opposite
Judge Baily's residence, to NJ. Mccartney.
je25tif
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-23

WHITE DUCK PANTS, only six bits, at Ashin
Brothers. SPLIT
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-23

RENovAL.-Having purchased Dr.. Luken's
City Drug Store, l would respectfully an.
nounce that | have on hand a large stock Of
patent medicines, chemicals, stationery,
lamps, chimneys, etc. oil Of which | will sell
at reasonable prices. Prescriptions carefully
compounded. l have an Office in the rear Of
the store, where | will treat all cases requir-
ing medical or surgical treatment. Special
attention given to chronic cases. Consulta-
ton, free; charges only for medicines. Give
me a call. l.. TERRY. NJ, ID.
jyIj.tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-23
c INTELLIGENCE.
PROCEEDS OF THE FAIR.

We have been requested TO publish
the following Statement: OF the receipts
and expenditures of the Catholic fair,
which terminated last Monday night,
1t will be observed that quito a liberal
sum was realized:
The proceeds of the fair, held last
week for the benefit of st. Phineas'
new church, have been handed in to
me as follows:
Mrs: S~choonmaker. Mrs. G. W. Cas-
SHY and Miss Lizzie ~GiIicn-FHncy
40 W
Miss Mamie Herring and Miss Lizzie
,,Murphy-Fancy table ................ 30) 90
Mrs. Chas. A: knight Fancy table. 30 80
Miss Casey Lemonade stand......... go %
Hannah Carlcv and Mrs. Alex. Nc
Bride Lunch table. ..~.....-.. ln3 %
Miss Jennie ~keece-tishins pond...... ~ -
Miss LiIEie Observation-Disclosures. 81 80
AoAi door receipts....~.."--.-.-...- Us 20
Gross receipts 81. oot 90
Expenses dedactod-iiall rent. music,
"sno' la ~
io.si net proceeds. ,i2J IS
1 sincerely thank the kind ladies
VINO worked 80 increasingly TO make
tue iair a success. and also their gem
erous patrons, who 50 literally put up
'neir cash. J.J. HySEs, Pastor.
LEFT ISL. w. Brown, for the last
two years chief accountant and tore
man for A. L. DAVIS, left the other day
Tor San Francisco, intending to re-
main there permanently. Mr.. Brown
Is q genial, whole-souled gentleman,
snu during his stay in midst made
many warm friends. He had long re-
saueu IN San Francisco, where he is
weI known and highly respected,
p,ror 70 coming here. lie now re-
aans,as II were, to the scenes of his for
,ho, ,r.umphs, and we can assure him
w;as ne Carries with him the very best
nn;."s Ola host OF true friends ac-
fEanaa while sojourning OH the Base
CENTENNIAL ORE.-Charlev Simn.
son. one OF the fortunate owners of the
sssehhiai mine, recently discovered
"~Siverado, has favored US with a fine
sa.npie OF his ore, Weighing n aozen
pounds or more. Thera i. verv i;,,,a
Srasnm a'nong the silver, though we
nina will - "'otoSo ore from Inc
",ne VII require to 10 milled before il
coined into trade dollars. II is, how
ever, powerful rich, and If tho Cenian-
maj keeps up its +" lickn It will nroba-
bly, send all of Its owners To- Tia great
show at Philadelphia next wear
-
NEW PUBLICATION. = The Eureka
Pictorial Advertiser, s.. Ashim 4
Brother proprietors, is one Of the latest
Eureka publications. 1t contains
any amount of funny items, and also
some substantial truths, as for instance
when it calls attention to the mann
moth stock of this old firm.
TURKISH BATHs.--Dr. Spinks Is re.
ieving many sorely afflicted people
with his celebrated Turkish baths. His
establishment Is having a good run
md 1t IL asserted that he can melt the
,ead collie out of q fellow, or boil the
Amks out OF a rheumatic sufferer al.
Most In q twinkle.
HArs.-Messrs. Meyers & Franklin
sre Just In receipt of a splendid Fall
stock OF ladies' hats. Go around and
.h.erview them, all We who desire any
Of head-gear. '"' ''"'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-23

SPECIAL Norrcx. Persons knowing them
selves indebted to the undersigned will save
trouble by coming to the "centern immedi-
ately. as, 1 must have my money, "A word
to tho wise is sufficient" 49,
Eureka. Sept. %, 1875. s2s.tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-23

BRANDY Peaches, Cherries and Prunes, a
Tayler's. sp.7tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-23

WHoRrLEBERRIEs, Yankee Pumpkin. ant
fresh Mackerel, In cans, at Taylor's. split
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-23

NEw.-M. ii. Joseph has just com menced
business in the little store two doors north of
Wells. Fargo Il Co.'S Express Office, with a
nice stock Of mems furnishing goods, cigars.
tobacco, pipes and smokers articles. which
he. offers to his friends and the public at fair
prices. Give him q call. sci
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-23

IF you want to have you wstches and jew
clry repaired in a workmanlike manner, 9
to 2. Steler's jewolry store. jyl-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-23

NEW PUBLICATION. The Eureka
Pictorial Advertiser, s. Ashim Il
Brother proprietors, is one of the latest
Eureka publications. It contains
any amount of funny items, and also
some substantial truths, as for instance
when it calls attention to the mann
moth stock Of this old firm.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-23

TURKISH BArHs.--Dr. Spinks Is re-
ieving many sorely afflicted people
with his celebrated Turkish baths. His
establishment Is having a good run
and 1t IL asserted that he can melt the
,,ead collie out of a fellow, or boil the
Kinks out of a rheumatic sufferer al.
Aiost In q twinkle.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-23

BLoArER PASTE and Anchovies, in Salt, 8
Taylor's. spl'u
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-23

1 sincerely thank the kind ladies
VINO worked so increasingly TO make
tne Iair a success, aud also their gem
sfoas patrons, who so literally put up
tneir cash. J.J. HyNEs, Pastor.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-23

A FULL line of Cross and Blackwell Pickles,
at Taylor's. spi1u
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-23
MOCII'S.

Economy is wealth, and to make a dollar,
pcruse the new advertisement Of Ashim Bros.
SPLIT
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-23

NorIcE.-Uncle Mannheim, corner Main and
Clark streets, will dispose of 80 American
Lever Clocks at "a % piece; former price,
81 to IS. jySO ii. MANNHEIM.
, 1875-11-04

Tho Paris correspondent ut tho London Daily
Telegraph writca to TINT Journal "lhere IL r0-
scoun1rsi WHO nas long given tho.n work to DO.
This fellow hung Aronnd tue LyouH railway Sta
tion abont eYonlpg time. On catching sight Of .
traveller who looked simple. Le mAde acquaint-
auce lu lonely spot, Kua HysteriouAy offered
to Hel patent watch-chA,n4 Of auuzinB beauty
aud Incredible strength. 'Tsy ~ sa.d ho,
YOU'RE hne mAn but aven you osn't break my
chaln DO the chain was tHiated souud the iius
mans wrists, aud snapped to. Whila Lo a.ruR-
gled NTH it lhe vendor would calmly lay him Lat,
take all vpluabes, and make of. Eur ysara this
rutllan has boeu playing his ingenious gamo.
KoinK sonletines iuto tue country. Ono uIRht
lately. At tho Lyons nailnay, he found victim,
s&ts.uea Gu hin up. puudssod him, sud ran away.
lsus the coutlttyman chancett to ba particularly
strong knd snilt. He broke Tho hauduulls, and
hs caught tue thief"
, 1875-11-04

6FtsIat Di*0utch 10 The ChieHgo TrtoHnt.
Qu1scy. ILL.,, Nov. 3.-Sunlay afternoon, Oct,
., wlllo Horny Dppo, In company with Homo
friends, wero seated in tho garden Of q saloon
situated OIL the corner Of Eleventh mud Vine
ssrcets. lie was accoatcd by a party Of negroes,
who cntcsed tllo inclosuro nt ahont O'Clock.
sunlo words l,asacd ootNoon tho party, which u1-
bottles mud ciuhs wero quito freely used. It ia
stated that flying missile strtlck Dippe In tho
region Of tho loft temple. which waa at tho tmo
considered Of no consequence, but tho wound
iii denth this morning. 1'he polite hayo taken
tho mnktrr III hand
, 1875-11-04

Every drop Of the SaTaapa.ilitAn Rcsolruu eo:uask
oates through tho b1ood .Hoat urine, and other aad,
tho unstes Of the body With nsH and 1nund n4.sa4.
So.otua sypllis consumption. slAndula laeate u!s1
othot parts 9! the systs soso syes. atfunotsa, d.
cases. etupt!oas. fayrr sores acAld had, III
shou!n er,sipelas aehs haok spot. worm. II ths 1e,h
palnut discharges. night swea's, los. ot ipe aud IL
wAkes of tits fs principle arc within tho ours!s
VIII nrovn to any potsnn using 1t for sthot dseats IL
II tho patient, daily becoming tcducpd b, tha ~s4ts
and dacotnpos!tioa that Is eonthai5 ptotratof sas
with mai srial made from tcnlthy bln1 this tht
Hateapa.!i1n vii, and dnes secute.a curc se'tals
fur ricn this rnmndy tunuoncot it, work Of pufa
cation. and sncooeds IL dlni.tiu9 Tho lou & *..:ea
s I'll nse ns e.ee asa ni as '
koatiu. batter. aPpoto !mprovlas and osh and "sss
Noi only does Tho snssapsrtl1sn Raso'Eent eiesi ID
known tu Tho cure Of Chnonc ser3tuloa
CONSTITUTIONAL and Skin dlseaacs but 1t 10 ths onI p'
ufo euro for
, 1875-11-04
MARYLAND.

rLU0-CulftHM IN BALTIMORE.
spte{ct p,pateh to m. ch,cayn tribune,
HAs"A"u'oS' ~ - ''o'. o'-Ane o1'.i4.'"4o
,Afnertc.!n has IN nHanswetab!e showing OF facts
nf tina ,,nr-nrIv elamcnt for yhtrh IL xn. nnco
- s r." ss,s s, , ~
noted. 1t publishes seToral columns with tho
nxD1ps mud gpecl1c caaes Dt oulrupep proyipx
80. n.r,n,,.,s h.a .u.t,a n,.a ost"
tuat tun oo'le 20" .os"'a' Pi"" " ~
ti!nidat!pb, and that II xaA fully Carried out. In
III, sditortnI ca]iiuu attc,,to,, IN th,n nrrnv nj
.no Ao.'o'.". s1ue "ssSAs'o' ~ 'A'0 N4'"' -
fActa the AmeFtea' sass'
Tho "a dsy q ao.tnnsr. , 1875, xt b. remsmbered
Ju1tlcs vacated lMr seat, law wzs thruwn a.I4c,
and for twnys hOura rltAAnistu ruled t1
city, tho legally constituted aUlhorit!r4 max
ing no roaiatancc. LII n.any ef lie waIlls
poloe officers encouraged and arststed tha thlosca
6unmers, and mutdeters, whom tbs ring had cnn,.
tnissfoned to do tts work Auch sha1nrxB pres itl.
ton OF ofaal positou. suc utter dlssegArd VI tho
5Rhta Of citizens alch alsstcs OF thu cD1no1est u.
pgises of humanity, never wetu ,ar4lirleu In MY
civilized land, II The city hud bten CAPTURED ly 4
hosi1Io sru,y thera would have ,trs 1rHIrt for
the lives Of our Jeoplo than hhDwn yesterday ty
chim to 10 couseryatora IT tho t!ayc. In
nrder to afford tho tnur1lerols scoludrrls
whom the ring has euIi,inL III IL.
services pretext for i,ltimidatiuY a.n,
tlo polls .wax given nut In 4dvare th,t Tho cy
f]ai Min crioreI repea.ers ,yA, Ind Lrel brought
neIo to vote ths Nesorm ticket. Every Aeeeus 1uan
Baltimore tnsw hat tho story wa malicious le. iu-
on Moud.y for liz purpose Of giving tho boohirsty
scoundrrIs who Id laExaIusl with the rug inat-
.Tor. 10 utys their canI}Jata for 0uyerucr Aluo0
xaiortty Ii tho city, an excupo for beginning u.-
elsRbt On the copfe sppe IN the evening b4fore elec
tion 10 a. 10 ,u,tlnd.ts ten aud rruysut tLH1 from
cnIn0 to tha polls IN potut Of fact no effort ad
Ietn nads aytn to bring home sui atxeut eo!orc1
ctlzeus ~ we1s CLEARLY entitled To y0ts. They had
, 1875-11-04
MISSISSIPPI,
4 attXED-UT AFFAIN,

5rteiut Dfsuateh 10 Tho Ghlr0go Tribune.
VlcKsnunu, Mias., Nov. 3.-AH retulng como
in thoy sho@ Democratic gains in mnnv places.
The b!acks voted Holidly With tho whiteH. In
this county two or three Nopublicans are elected
aid tho balaucs OF tho Democratic ticket carried.
Bo much scratching OF sickets Ind neyer been
knosn before. All tho Democratic Congress-
men except Wells, Liberal Republican, Ara be-
lleyed to bo olectod without Doubt.
A CLEAN ATEEr.
GTnt thA Il Asaoclated frees.7
JACKSON. Miss, Nov. 9.-Ihe nomocrnts haye
swept the State. oleotinR tho entire ticket III
nearly every county. Tiny tayo about 30 mn-
jority IN the House and Il Or u In tho Senate,
Tho Democrats olectstl tho ontiro Congressional
delegation with the possible exception Of tho
Bl1th District, aud rotuvns inhicata saccoss II.
it. Az IL paac0, aud uo disturbance Ia 1opurt Cd
anywhere.
, 1875-11-04
VIRGINIA.,

RICHMOND, W., Nov. a-Japca McDonga',
register, and John Harrhauacn. judge, nt tho
First Precinct Of Jcffctson Nnrd. wero arrested
to-day, charged With frand tn returning tho vote
Of thoir prscinct, whereby It is claimed that
knight, Independents candidate tor tho senato,
was bGaton by Con. Erndlsy T. johnson, Conserva-
tive. James 8. Morrison WAS also arrested TN a
criminal charge for misleading votom, Thoy
wero bailed in $4,000 coch till tomorrow. Ii
fraud at this precinct established, and tho vote
10 thrown ont, Johnson will it,se tis election,
Full county returns show that tho complexion
Of the Legislature will not bo materially changed.
, 1875-11-04
4 Now Eant.are OF the Amend n, elss,

Washington CprrtsJoadtats Cu,c,nnat, Guctte,
Tic c0iofsd servants Of Washington arc
awakening to the now .imeH. A lady tust begin
unR Housekeeping Engaged a cook. In duo
slme the former dropped INTO the Kitchen 10 seS
how lts paw 1nlat1 ess waB suited With lAo place.
aud whether she had beon able to ulaka any
progress with tho dnher. Shs fotpd the cook
Vt work oser q pan Of flour. With plentiful
ftiza ot dusty back -lslr LauHlng louso over het
Shoulders. Tho lady mildly suggested that il
shouia be, lied up, ht least while slle was cook.
luz AZ thus the oHnex OF tho Aair dropped tho
ttouf- an. stood up in her majesty, hna tAus 10.
hufdeleu her uud
"ksbbar duz that missus. any moro In dc
o.o tlnloa cVloted folks mas nlsds 10 wear do
sutbsna. But do old slmes douu goae now, md
wes all oue people,"
There uA4 q Vacancy in that kitchen bsfose
diuuex.
, 1875-11-04
Eu,nor Of Twelve Tcnrs' f:rnWth Cured "
Hh1wuy's Akes0lycmt.
AN IMPORTANT LITTER.

o. fur thn ussi IurfY ,rart vol knoHu to tia he"pspS
put&tshqfs th{pu slout shs United atstas-
hxW YoAK, Oct. IL, af'
day to the salYasias t, ,.4ks hrs ssas,usq .. ~
vnksna !e.,lS.no I.s f. FS1 X. els:s
rinsIs ptEas which sons slss n.oaths ~
Il tsT1uy asolax dts..:s xeasa ths slto i.
tsmslpa u tbu kansya nd bsdds. s"a arts,sus III
thuF op!nson tl1t Try Asoa79 III aumbtt II
physcisns. and lad takoa lssFs quantity o. 1sis
huth sliupathlo Aat hniucopass has seo b. Toas
,mcics sad sone iuur sts Is.d nse b.a
phi!adul lnhA ta''v kss"i"f ~ o. ssstsrIns u hl3
bssa sont rxht q .Gd &. fs s3s IL q n:sa.ins P-
and comiuensvl tsklnx lhsn. Ia Htts dsys w ''@'
Y ielt'7e and no" ts' ~ ji;i otnsaa.s o.
, 1875-11-04
MICHIGAN.

DETno1T, Mich, Nov. 3.-Lowls' majority for
AtaFor is 1,G79. Tha remainder Of tho lopub-
icau city ticket ia eIoctct except. possibly. tho
Attorney and ono momber Of tho ]}ohtd Of Esti-
1nates. The Council Will stand noarly tic On
tho Sunday liquor 4uostion.
, 1875-11-04
The Governor Of Louislana Signs tAo
Death-Warrants Of Six Murderers.
John Clarke to 1so Strnnglctl Mt
Rochester, Nov. 8,
Damaging Evidence Against LaPagc, the
Supposed Lungmaid Murderer.
An Unsuccessful Bunk Robbery ut
Pitteton, Pa.
TIFF DESPERATE NEW YonK DUEL.

s.. III 1ispatth d a. :" ra.a7o .7sH 79'S"n1. as
Nrw iuEi;, Nov. "a terrible duol with pis.
tolls WAS fought in small room, In A toncmont
no,,xo NJ No Inn 1,o,omcy atrnnt T., ria ~. ~,
~ ~. ~" ,,,, 49,. :" s!o s''' w
Auos'''s @''o'nooo' ~" HEn' Ete" oa1 OF
petao1ai quarrel III nlntsot OF bluincFs and
tho contestants, Joeoph Goldman au,l David Ja-
roslow by nnu,o. v,,e botl, uolrows. ap,1 uat,yon
~, 1,rasi,, r,,,o,d o,I ho,1 hoor ,,,,,,,o-, T.,
VI ''"s"'h" A''aes'' "'''' '.,t nutu ~ '$noia IL
manufacturing 1o"elFS a' NO. ~ l.aBs broa!way
for about tso ycar,. Recently b1hinoss hail not
been yery romuncfatiye, md Jaroslow t,ecamo
s,H,ic;nus or lila nnrtuer. und 1,opnu Rrcninc
eep:.,'te AseoonN ~ ".' .aoe"ess.''. lH,' ~
count oonhsnled hfs fusplelon5 anu the thrtnera
had q disagreement, resulting IN disBo1ntion Ut
tho firm III August Inst. Tho money which,
JaropIoy Ind invested was gone. and be foun]
t,....''.,r .,."s,.. ,s "..,I. 49, ' 'ou.'>,
, 1875-11-04

7SNFETHI VI8THtCH 70 ENE ENsEHH6 7fIGHFE.
KANBAs C1rr, Mo-, Nov "a special dispatch
to tho Kansas City 1fmes, from Wichita, kan.,
givos tho particulars Of hooly fight, which
took place tn London. Sumner County, on oloc-
tion daF. A number Of men had bcen drinking
tho lnucl, whisky, and at Inst not to fighting.
Sheriff Noi1 trlol to quall tho disturbance. md,
III doing It, aliot ald Instantly killed man
named J.. II. Turner, and bat1.y wounded two
otltora. Tho man kilIod .lns long been hard
character and terror to tho community.
, 1875-11-04
PENNSYLVANIA.


PUiLApELrulA, Ia. Nov. 3.-t,onmbla Co0hfy
gives Democratic majority Of 2,l5o,
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 3.--Mohlonr Comfy gives
Democratic majority OF 32i.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.--Cambrin County Ec-
turn arc all in except Eve DISTRICTS, aud. COM
smtinR these on the vote ot 18TH gtyoH PcrahinS,
Democrat. sG2 majority, Which would bo Rc'
publican gain Of tG0. Jefferson Connty-Sayen-
Teen districts give HRrtsanft, 1,3A1; pelFhing.
1850; Brown, sos. Scattering rct,lrns trout tsie
remaining counties in Western N,nnsylvanla
give Perahing l3B majority Hepub'scan gun o1
Fn1,Apr1pn1A, Nov. 3.-3lonroo County gives
1890 Democratic majority, gam ot jill.
pEhoCHAIio OPINION.
phia sayB: "Tho Chairman Of the Democratic
htRto Committee OF pennss isana gives " tho
cause oi tho defeat Of his patty TINT Lie Inen III
New York City who professcl to ba Democrats
jnterfered III tho election III Olio, anu hollod 70
destroy their brethren Of their ofsp roAt1ea!
<1oed, and st,road disaster among them. Had
tt,cso neu been t1ue to tho CAUSE Ut Democracy.
we would hayo carried tho State br ,UUO lna-
jority."
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 3-11:98 p. tn.-Isc-
turns received up to tE,s hour from this State
Indicate that uartrangt, Republican, fer 0oY-
orllor, hns majority Of about l7.ooO.
p1TrsuuRa, Pa. Nov. 3.-Ieturns received up
to midnight from nlno.tenthB oE h'stslehy
NuAAk' AoitatD AA1luAiS1 AVA A-~-s1"AA" 49, EAe
county Ut $500.
Kctu,ns from pittsburg snd Allegheny. City
complete, With tic exemption Of one small aiH-
trict, give llArtEantt majority OF 1856; le-
publican gain Of 8, 520 over Init year.
Armstrong County will glyo 1iartrnnft over
Goo majority.
III Forest County, fIartranfth majority ia 10,
with two t0wnAhpa 10 hear FROM.
In Fayetto County pegahtn1, Democrat, has .
majority Of abou. bt5 Democratic ruin OF 225
NYer last year
, 1875-11-04

theao:. 0n i,clng arprnllondud aud questioned
nv to his wlcreabntH nt the si1nn nf tlio murder,
!'e failed satisfactorily to ncconnt for htmseff,
ami has not at,lco nado my prnErcHa IN proving
md coa. hloo.'-atans. The calico altrt !,o woro
thn thY OF lilo rnrtlor cannnt he found. Ills
wifo Hattl eo whR!led and lung Il o,it to dry and
that It waB stolen from tho 1,ne. 4 l;nlfo NTH
blade thrco inches long ,~aH fonn1 toHethoe
W.T., two razort, ono bloody, M !,ieh Rholf IN
hin house. Tic caya his son owns tho knfo, and
tho ann Bays 1t belongs to tho fatt,pr. Tho htick
Tint killed tho girl ls foot AID inches loug by
!? inohoB wtdo and lj's tnchos thick, :" din
glo wagon.Hirk. aawed nearly Square at Tho
end. Itvnn fond near tho body OF tito I.angmai.i
Esl aud slas lccu identified A. having betn soetl
III la laeo'r poaHcaRon OIL nthoHRtrrdny boEorc tho
murder, few moments before O'Clock on tho
fatal tlay ho was within % rods al the Heeno Of
murder. md going toward 1t with an AZ OIL his
shoulder. Ills wlfe says llo ID a ulali of strong
nntmal i'arhtonB TllfB Ia otherwise hlIown in luis
talk "tth young mnn il. tho neiEhbofhoott, OF
eo7crai Of whoa', it has bsen hl.own, ho has of
laso inquired concerning this. that. and .ie other
girl, II sno won't to school, wllst limo ao went.
wlnt ROAD hl,o took. II ello rrtt alonc. etc. flo
hns boon Identified by several girls rs Il nat' wllo
hns chReo tho,n IN tho wooalel toaslH and worry
much frightened to1u, mud by ono nr two sports
,ne,, nho saw lin chaaing Aiiss Watson. being
1lneh flushed nnd excited NJ tito ti:no; alfo. by
n lady anu hor daughter. AZ having "nslstd them
IN tho woods and ''u!Auct! tleiu haslnE stEclt
in lHs hands. tho tlmniy meeting Of asnthor
nal,. they hcllovo, HAVING tllom fro!u actuHl Az
baalt.
Tho atatcmentB of his vito nlsn tend to
strengthen tho gna1icion ag4inft l"l She re-
counts tho ineIdeut Of brutal aIld felnnious All
Ra1t uuol, hor stator In Ca,lasa ao,no tiElo since
liz acknowledges that ho wan arrcstosl fos H.lcI,
ni, aIrhir. mud wontlnra how tho niIicrrH ever
hnard IF it, Int Hasa lo was discharged, M e1i-
other inan VAS found to 10 guilty. In poiut Of
fact, lie na,lo m escape by assa,,!tiug tho oIli-
rnrL In }o,lf fs,~f
, 1875-11-04

bpktfd9 U7857tCH 70 lHt ERItad0 7Tl6unt.
0sAaE Mission, Kun, Nov. "a small boy,
aged 10 years, tho son Of John Nichols, living Ut
Auntn, In this county shot and killed. llttlc son
Of Widow Johnson on last Sunday. Tho young
murderer Ind been inlulgcd bv l,in father in a
lila coap1llion IL to result. Tho Hl.nt took Of
fect III tho head. and death enauoa Immediately.
, 1875-11-04

Z e.
NEW YolK, Nov. 3.-Tho caHo aganHt William
NJ. Tweed for tlosccoyery Of ID, 0U0 has been
etrtlck from tho oalcutar for this torn, on tho
ground THAT tho amended arswor had boon
served within twenty days nftor tho case Was no
tlrcd for trial, which ruiaes now yHue.
, 1875-11-04

Srtefat Dl,ratth tu The thfcaao 7t.buns.
New Yong, Nos. B-l4 MI have no reaBon
10 change my calculations OF last night ~ to the
result IN the City aud County Of Nov York sud