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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-16

THE SCHOOL Girl MURDER-A NJ A.,
CHSioSI Ulio U,Is S,ssIecfof u Siaaiilr Nd
90 iSA-A telegram from Sunconk. " "a
Oct u, savs.-The Pembroke trazeiy to,k
o. new phase yesterday. an arrssSt havine
been made that promises o. clear az. tbis
Cark and mysterious affair. Esriy Is,sSfs,r-
Gay afternoon a Freedman named lsspaVe
was arrested snd taken - the lsil la Coo
corr. On Friday last n letter was received
by The authorities here asking whether n
nsh named lspage. who WAS arrested Ia 81
ALoahs Tor the murder OF Miss Rail- al the
,atter place on The 2fth of July, tSsa mai
heen seen IN this mel IA sOrhOof aud "a g,ast-
ink bhAt IL would be well "a look af:ar hfc,
suspicion mad fallen upon this man who as
= proven, was az had been working in Sun-
COOK. search OF the premises where ~
lived was made. and he was uat.,,,as -,
teing examined by The detective veSter,s.,,
lie ACKNOWLEDGED that he was arrested AZ NJ
Aluans Tor the munder mentioned. but was
discharged. Except by his own statement
ne could not account for himself GA the m prn
lng OF tie Iangmsid murder He said ma
ne traNflAt In the woods after a 100 OF wOrS
nom O'Clock 10 u. AZ n. m. he was seen
IN hodges woods, some six miles from IN
scene OF the murGcr, and a. T. reported thai
IN ihe morning he WAS seen az a rrtst mill
ABOUT mile and a hair beyond. Ha SpeskS
no English, rs about feet Inches hfg,i bES
usIk halr AID beard, and a piercing black
eye. lie Is of rather slight buili. tnough
muscular. The officers are conn tent fbsf -
- the man wanted. When arrested he an
peared considerably d siurbed. A reWari a.
broke.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-16

WHEN JAMES FISK, JR was colonel OF
the 9ih regiment Paran Stevens, the owner
OF the aImOry of the regiment, expended
$500 in repairing the building, with the un-
Outstanding, as alleged by him, that Colonel
was never done. Suit was brought by the
administrator of the estate OF Mr.. Stevens
against Mrs. Fisk, the administrators of
Colonel Fisk s estate, to recover this money
with interest, making Sl2.4sl.3i, and the de
fence was that the city was liable as prin-
cipal, the work having been done with the
consent OF the board Of supervisors, given
through VIM. NJ. Tweed. Judgment was
given against Mrs. Fisk, VINO appealed 10
the general term OF the supreme court, where
The case was argued yesterday and decision
reservel.-N. y. Tfnl.s lIh
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THE TWEED SUIT.
General Denial OF the Gharxas

stay Of Proceedings I'm the suit OF the people
against Am NJ. Tweed, pending defendants
appea' from the decision denying him biU
Oh particulars, having been refused an
answer was put in yesterday, which after
protesting against the denial Of "A stay Pni
proclaiinlng his right TO withdraw tue
answer should his appeal result favOrably
makes q general DENTAL of all the CHARGES
IL specifically denies the existence OF any
conspiracy or combination with the late
james watson, county auditor. 20 defraud
The city or county, and alleges that the
county OF New York not having been made
party 10 the action renders the complaint
detective
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-16

WOMEN CAB DRIY have arisen in Eng
iand, but the only two who have ever OBJ
tanned mention In the newspapers have
reached distinction through the police courts
A short time ago Liverpool cab driver, ar
rested tor some offence, turned out TO be "A
woman who had driven cab for years ia
male attire. And quite recently, Mrs. NJ aria
Denman, OF Kingston on Thames. the dri yer
OF cab, had male rival arrested for pre-
venting her from getting fare by represent
ing that she could not drive. Mrs. Denman
drives in the attire OF her sex, and IL is a sat
lsfactfon TO know that her ungallant rival
was duly fined for his Misrepresentation OF
her abilities -
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IncendIarism in Rhode Island.

IhONIDtNIs. X. i, Oct. IA bOut one
O'Clock this morning an attempt was maize
10 burn the mansion OF Geo. 4. Ballou, in
W oonsOcket y wood box, saturated with
kerosene, was set on fire, but smoke
awakened servant girl, and the IRE was
eXtlnguished. An hour later an incendiary
hre broke ont in the WOonsocket high school
house, which was entirely DESTROYED. To-
gether with valuable chemicals and puilo-
sophlcal apparatus, books, three pianos. &c
The building cost -li0o0, and with the con-
tents was valued at ~2j.UGU; insured for
- zee. equally divided between the Provi-
dence Mutual aid Pawtucket Mutual in
SuTaDce officers. The towns people are
greatly excited over these incendiary fires
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-16

THRIVING INnUSTRtAL Association
mere j. a" association Of young per-aas At
Nprlugueld, VI. known a. the Industrial
works, that furnishes all IT'S members vffn
constant work at fair wages and a pleasant
BONE az small cost. which H. meeting with a
success 50 marked a To attract che attention
81 All thinking people. TIE momb p OF this
ASSOCIATION are nj young people. VINO are
Wiling 10 rid themselves OF All haf habltS
work steadil y. dress economically. ana "a 90
portion Of their wages. Noo.hers ara AIKEN
All the men who join are required 20 furntSl,
n small amount OF capital aud u save one
lonfth OF their wages. which must De ia vested
ma the capital stock Of the aSSociation No
men are not eqUtred Ia furnish any carital
IN the outset, but must save ont-SjN yin 81
Ihelr wages and invest a. in the business
Those who do not comply with the require
menIs OF the association are expelled. ana
those VINO wish 10 leave can do 30 al anN
une, aud can with lraw their capital nv
giving six months notice The wages ma ii
10 each member Il fixed by bnar.t az direct
orS aud j prupOriioucd 10 their skill AMI
abiiiiy. They have a large dwelling or home
where The members live and eniov many
privileges and comforts not usually found IN
id'nll'rN or boarding houses. Allpaya mod
rate price FOR their board from their wages
IhtN have two Bew factory bull lingS. and a
Suou wafer privilege and considerable ma
ctli cry and ate engaged IN the manu- factura
81 10Y ana hou~e-furulsuiuE goo r. for which
ileS hiid 2 ready sale they com menca,f bu.
>iie>s a year ago with five hands aud arr
Low Worklng tary-hve, their sales Tor last
Iiohtn were over e.1lo. their paw roll for tho
month was over :. .3il. aud the saving or
wages, which was a,idet 20 Tho canifal 81 tl,e
OfufttdTd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-16

0Gen. Jen. Thompson is credi ted with
the prediction that by the nrst OF january
the d Mississippi will have cut o new channel
near vfcksburg, leaving that place two miles
~During one week recently the London
health authorities seized and destroyed two
tons and twelve hundred weight Of meat as
unit for human food that had been exposed
for sale in the markets.
~At the Aurora regatta, on CayuRa
Lake, N. Y, Courtney, OF that state, roWed
against q double scull In a two mile race.
winning In u minutes and IL seconds being
the fAstest time on record.
~Dr A. b. Warner and Luther Curtin
were yesterday sentenced at Farmtn9ton
Ne, to two years and eighteen month";, ne,
spectiveiy, In the Auburn fail, at hard laboy
for demanding the Asbury Insurance. com-
pany out Of 5000. So'"-
@Mr. Plmsoll's var upon the owners And
agents OF rotten sailing vessels has pruri uoS1
one good enect ~ least The German consuls
~ III me bTftfah ports have received orders
70 prevent uneeaWorthy vessels DYING the
German Gag from putting out
VAt Columbus, Ohio, on Tuesday night,
new popular sport was inauguratod, Q
yuoilei.t hard-m0ney man furnfshfng the
street Arabs with . dozen huge rag babies,
whirh they took great delight In kicking
through the cutters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-16

nm BtSE OF TRUsT-Detective Yoler
caused 10 be arrested at RaItimore yes,erd, :,
hooeft d. W lnters, who had fed there from
ans city with the sum of $500 belonging to
the Workingmen's Benevolent ASsocia tfoa
the offices OF which are located in the south
ern part of the city. II seems that Winters
mad received the money about six weeks ago
with instructions 10 place it in one OF the
banks on Chestnut street TO the credit of the
association, OF which he is a trustee. Some
dlfhculty occurred about the matter, the
bank at tie time refusing to receive the
money from an apparently irresponsible
BODY, but announcing its willingness 10 take
1t on deposit in his name or those of a certain
number OF men. Before the affair had been
finally settled Winters suddenly disappeared
and for few days no trace of his where
abouts could be discovered. Detective Yoder
at length learned that he was in Baltimore,
and had him captured and brought on to this
city. He will have hearing a the cent raj
station this afternoOn.-Pai1 Press I4fh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-16

A DISCARDED HCsBAND ATTEMPT SUI
CIDE.-Christopher Ryall, OF No. 3Ss cas-;
Forty third street, was arraigned on a ch arga
OF being insane and attempting TO drown
himself Officer Daily, of the Twenty-second
precinct, found him standing on the string
piece OF dock on the North River and
caught hold OF him in time 10 save him from
watery grave. He Acknowledged that his
intention had been TO put an end TO his life
winch mad become a burden To him since his
wife had discarded him, and said he was
notElng but nuisance. The prisoner. who
is an old, white haired man. was com nittet
10 The care of the commissioners OF charities
and correction.-M J. HernlR. LII
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-16

A HUSBANDS PLEA.-Catherine Pitcher
was convicted in the Hudson county, New
YORK, sessions of stabbIng her husband with
knife, and was sentenced to eighteen
months imprisonment Her husband did
not testify against her on the trial but has
since appeared and denied the truth of all the
charges against her and pleaded strongly for
her release. The court released her nnier
suspension of sentence
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PROTECTING GAMEIS PESSsYLVAxrA

PROTECTING GAME Is PENNsYLvASra.-
number of repres ontst yes OF sports ne.l's
clubs In Pennsylvania met al Harrisburg on
Tuesday TO organize a state society fur the
purpose OF securing the passage OF laws for
the better protection Of game, fits propaga-
ton and Improvement. IL was agreed tSst
the corresponding secretary OF the meeting
should send circulars Ia all the known sports-
mems clubs in Pennsylvania, inviting them
10 send delegates IN an adjourned cDnyen-
her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-16
New York BANK statemaut

NEW YORK, Oct. l6.-Loans. increase, -
5000; specie, decrease, s3l2, 300. legal ten
oe.s, decrease, SS,s6l, 100; deposits, decrease
= 49, 800; circulation. decrease go Coz. ~.
serve, decrease, 50 500 S,5
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~Admiral Semmes Is raining hou
That is not what he used % raise.

That is not what he used TO raise.
~Tbe Cariist chief, GamundI Ossigliano.
has been arrested by the French authorities.
~One sixth interest I'm q Newburypor;
Mass, mine has been sold for ESQ 900.
~Neeefarianism cures q desire for drip,.-
ing intoxicating liquors.
~The spirftualists say that Robert pa,a
spirits. Va
s0The new Alabama constitution Limit.
per cent. ~ -
0Fifteen men were burned. AZ IN though,
Mtsily, oy an overflow Of molten metal IA
an English foundry yesterday.
0Twenty thousand people have bee,
rendered homeless by the hoods fn TIE nav
tnce OF Guxserat, India
liking Alfonso yesterday delivered The
oeretta 70 Monsignor Simeoni. the rev
spanish cardinal.
~In Wyoming territory the gamblers
who are members OF the legislature talk Of
abolishing gambling houses.
n0GuIbord's conn weighs ten tons; and
The undertAkeris trying 20 dnd sixteen horses
for pail bearers.
NTbe cares OF state ere sslt by Blsmarck
a. well - By smaller men, IL 10 alleged thaf
there are only three hairs len On the Top OF
VThe new English adulteration act ven,
into operation LIST inst IL projects retaIler-
who sell adulterated articles Without gulItv
knowledge. s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-16
British Bark I'm TrouhIe

CHARL TON, =. C., Oct I6.-Tne British
bark, NJ. Wood WIlmOt. sixteen DAYS from
Sydney, Z. B., went ashore at Pumpkin Hi
shoals lsst evening. This morning tug got
her on and brought her TO the city. Sue
leaks badly, and water is up to her decks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-16
The Blue Nose Sugar Trade

ST JOHN. y. b, Oct. l6.-Tne action OF the
United States government In reducing The
drawback on all refined sugars exported
half a cent per pound has strengthened this
market, ana an advance OF quarter To half
cent per pound has taken place,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-16

The WONAN'S CONGRESS Yesterday
elected Miss Maria Mitchell, OF Vassar Col
lege, as president; Miss Alice C. Fletcher.
secretary, and Mrs. s. G. Hoffman, treasurer.
fapers were read on " Science in the
Kitchen" Kitchen Chemistry, and one
from Mrs. Elizabeth Beecher favoring the
establishment of kindergartens after which
the Congress adjourned sine die,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-16

THE FISHERIES QUEsTroN-Mr. Ford and
MIR. Bergne, the English officials who are 10
act with Sir Alexander T. Gait, the British
commissioner for the settlement of the fish,
er1es question, are engaged In preparing the
legal work OF the commission. 1t is prob
able that q gentleman from Salem, Mass,
will be appointed as the United States com.
missioner and Judge Foster, Of Boston, will
be the American agent. A third commits
sioner will be chosen by the Austrian ambas-
sadOr at London,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-16

A LARGE PLATE OF GLAss-The Star
glass works OF New Albany, Ind, a few DAYS
since, turned out what is claimed to be the
largest plate of glass ever manufactured in
The United States. 1t is l9s inches long as
inches wide, which is 13Ia square feet, or
SsO4 square inches. 1t went To Indiana DOLLS
to be placed in q business block
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-16

IN THE WHISKY RINGS SUITS AT MiIwau-
Zee the motion to quash the indictment
against TAFT < WELLER has been Overruled
and the plea in abatement of the demurrer
sustained by the United States court. The
case against George z. Eckstein, collector is
in progress -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-16

JAMESTOWN, y. Y, Oct. l6-Nelson Col
convicted OF the murder of Charles Wnlm
pie, in Little Valley, last March, was sen
fenced to be hanged on the 10th of Noyem
Ter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-16

"HEDGING" ON OHIO.-The Eaquirer's ma
nipulation Of the returns about noon yester
DAY was shrewd piece OF generaiship. It
headquarters At that office to save them
selves from insolvency by hedging, but IL
was rough on the poor devils who didn't un-
heard last night both loud and deep.-Cincin-
ndti Gazette, Oct. Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-16

A TRUCE IN MISSISSIPPI. Ex-senator
Pease. OF Mississippi, has received q tele-
gram from that state, announcing that on
the most ample assurance ofthe leading citf-
Zens of the state that there shall be peace
and q fair and free election, Governor Ames
has suspended all military operations. The
Governor expresses himself satisfied with
these assurances, and believes they win be
carried out to the letter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-16

FRENCH PoLITICs.-A special from Paris
TO the London Echo says NJ. THEIRS DO puIar-
lily is causing some uneasness to the mon
archists. The Times correspondent saws that
should the government be defeated on the
question OF the system of voting an extra
parliamentary ministry will be formed un-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-16

AN INHUMAN FATHER-A brutal negro
IN the western section OF the city of Balti-
more stripped his little son naked yesterday
evening, tied bis hands together, gave him a
terrible heating, aud then turned him out of
doors. The child was found about nine
O'Clock at night hiding in some bushes on q
vacant lot, and taken to the north western
police station, where some clothing was
provided for him. The cruel father will be
arrested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-16

MATT CARPESTER says: al have long
since ceased 70 pretend 10 any knowledge Ia
regard TO my business or engagements ex-
cept what i read in the morning papers.
which consult daily TO ascertain where Il
nave oeen, where am going, what lawsuits
1 am retained in, what am ia favor or. bov
stand on the third term, and my future
course, not only In regard TO pending ques-
lions, but In regard 20 those subjects which
may or may not arise In the future.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-16

n FEW DAYS SINCE a couple of Boston
gentlemen while cunning in the marshes
had the misfortune TO drive their mare into
bog in which she sank up 70 her middle.
The two gentlemen jumped out, one ON each
side, and attempted TO lift the animal. Now
and she is all right" responded the other. In
less than sixty seconds, instead of raising
The horse, the two sportsmen were buried 10
their arm pits, and the rising OF the horse
had been bit OF deception caused by their
sinking. 1--WE crawled out" says one OF the
gentlemen, land as we sought dry land
came TO the conclusion that our efforts %
Phillips theory OF financial salvation."-BO
fO9l Journal
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(.nthard-s RnrfaI Ease

MONTREAL, Oct. I6.-The sarcophagus be
Ing prepared for the interment of Gui bOrd',
remains Will he completed in a few days. Il
is not yet definitely known when burial viii
take place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-16

A MURDERER FOUR YEARS OLp,-On the
Ath ult little boy about four years Old
murdered a little girl about one year old, by
driving ten-penny nail into the top of her
head. Both were cOlored, and living on Mr.
Murrah's plantation, near Wisdom's store
In Harris county, Georgia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-16

A COURAGEOUS BoY-Three burglars n, ada
an attempt early yesterday morning To enter
Simon Levys clothing store. on MAIN street.
Flashing, l.. l. A small boy who was Sleep
Ing In the store was awakened by The noise,
and when the burglars had entered the outer
door. and were working at the inner door ne
took revolver, and, statiOning himself near
III, AWARDED AN opportunity to get shot AT
them. He did not have to wait long. for tbev
soon bored through the lower panel and were
In the act of withdrawing the auger, when he
nreo through the hole. Unfortunately, the
pail struck the anger, doing the burglars no
harm. vino however left without ma king any
Iurther attempt TO effect an entrance into the
stOre.-N y. Times 18th.
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CRS psbSfAAmRd.

New YORK. Oct. l6.-rne Jerome Park
races have been postponed until Monday in
consequence of rain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-16

BANKRUPTCY OF NORMAN WIARD.-Tbera
was filed to day in the clerks Office of the
supreme Court OF the District the petition Of
Norman Wizard in bankruptcy. The scheI
ule accompanying the petition gives debts
due by him about S25I 300, and tue assets
including four lots on l. street. between 18th
and 1ith, on which there are incum6rllcas
valued at 900, Two judgments, 5.01l. AMI
acalm against the government for SliE.OJO-
ao nut 500, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-16

THE SUICIDE OF JOHN NoRRIssRY.-In
Providence, r. l., John Aorrissey com mitted
suicide Thursday morning by cutting hts
throat. He was q journeyman tailor & ma
tive Of Ireland, 40 years OF age.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-16

SHOT HIS FkIEND.-Samuel O5erhaltzer.
living near Fort Wayne, heard a noise st ais
door about 8 O'Clock In the evening, after he
had retired, arose and nred his shot gan to-
wards the door, the shot going through and
putting out one eye and terribly decorating
tne cneek OF bis friend, Miles Updegraf, who
had called to see him on businaes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-16

ING-The jury In the trial OF George B.
Banks and Royal Sammts at Huntington,
Long Island, for riot and assault and battery
On Charles q. Kelsey, have returned . YER
dict Of not guilty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-16

A FIGHTING JCsrIcE OF raE PEACE
Justice Of the Peace Alexander Mccoy Of
Jereey City, was arrested by Detective Fran
els Thursday for assaulting Constable George
LangwOrtby. He gave bail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-16
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

lNFoRgATIoN has been received by the
State department that Russia will be repre-
rtci at the cent anniaI exhibition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-16

FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR AN ARM
Emily Furst, child OF nine years, was run
over by Second avenue car at Sixth street,
and her left arm was amputated. A suit
against the company for $50 600 was con-
Guided yesterday with verdict of So 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-16

RACING YESTERDAY rOtting az PhuuLl-
phid-At Point Breeze, Philadelphia yester-
day, the unfinished trOtting race of Thurs
day was won by Blanche; best time 2.2J. The
t2.OO0 race was not completed: two heats
we're won by Munson, and two by T. !.
Only three heats were run in the second race
for 5000, Palmer winning two and Wallace
the third.
A. Cd'dttn, Tennessee, races, yesterday the
ladies' gold cup, value 500, mile heats. was
won by Sue, over Wynn and Misdeal. in
lh 1.5Oh; the mile aud a-half dash by Sal
lie Gardner. over three Others, in 2i5
Al The NO17fIch (T0g1,.) 7rOttinJ Park yester-
day the trotting nag Palmer Boy fell dead in
a race. He trOtted finely Thursday, was nine
years old. said TO have a record under 20
and was worth 5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-16
COAL AND WOOD.
COAL, WOOD AND
BUILDING MATERIALS.

have slways on hand large and assorted stock
OF ANTHRACITE and BITuMIHOUS GOALS,
PINE, OAK aud HIGH DRY WOOD in the stick OF
sawed and split. all kept under cover
Having the control OF several brands of Inportsd
and Domestic CNMENTS ard CALCINED PLAS-
THIS, ard handling early many millions Of n
GOh LATE =. am IN condition 10 oil orders Of any
character In ny line with dispatch and fidelity al
wholesale and re all, upon terms that defy compe-
tition.
Central 0fice-623 Louisiana avenue northwest
Branch faId-lst At. bet y ana G. sts, southeast
Whsrf-foot Of 81 street southeast.
oct3l-ly VIM. GCINAND
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a DELEGATION OF CHIPPEWA INDIANS
from Minnesota arrived here yesterday for
The purpose Of making complaint against
heir agent, and desired to remain until A.
Interpreter couij arrive 10 present their griev-
duceS, but they having left their reServ.tioq
Without the consent of the agent. Com mis-
~ioner Smith Informed them that he could
10 nothing for them. and advised them TO
retuFn ~
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The Result I'm Ohio Settled.
REPUBLICAN GOVERNOR AND EGIsLA-
TCRE ELECTED,

TURE ELECTED.
The election returns have been received
from al counties OF the state which are con-
sdered as correct a. can be obtained until
The official returns are received by the Secre.
iary OF state. These show HAYES majority
10 the state to be i,153. Official returns NAV
vary this count by 500 either way. The re-
publicans have majority OF II IN the house
OF representatives, and majority certainly,
and possibly majority in the senate. The
balance OF the republican state ticket is
probably elected, but official returns must
de eide their respective majurIties. The in
tereSt in the election has remained at fever
ar until the returns from Wool county
yesterday settled the political compleXISn
of the senate