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VICTORIA.
Result of the Elections in Cook
County and Elsewhere.
jConflnucd from he Second Taar.1

1*72. nawls is Ia receipt Of numero',r tele-
4rsns cougratulating him upon tnu assured snc-
1702o.
PitttADEi rrrfA, rp., Nov. 9.-CheHtcr ettT
gives lIsrtranft 4i70 majority, ieruhiicsa gain.
l,,ro.ntug County estimated. Eirea = Dotao-
cratic majority Of i,ooo DonosFntie atd Eain. ss
letka County gives about 6.Go0 Democratic
majority; Democratic Enin, l.0'H
COUNTY N4toHIrIE".
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2.-ls,cka County tiyoh
rcrshiue ano majority: ycrh County Eives
1ershlng 5000 majority Clinton County gives
about 700 majority for rcrel,ine; Democratic
loss. 2j5.
Cumberland County rives rcrabins 800 major
iy, 4 gain Of 105.
t'olan,,ia County :. gives 1900 Democratic ma
1.ahapon County gircs nartr,nft 1900 majori-
II, = gain of 1G2.
sin"IneI,anna Comfy eivca 1iarsganft 7oo ma-
joritv; Republican gain. ii.
censre County gives rosshug 1900 majority:
Democratic gain Of 435
Huntingdon County gives rershtng about 400
majority: Democratic Gn.n, 551.
ooa So'thumberla4d County aiVea Pershing about
Ihszo1po viii glre from 1900 to 1000 Demo-
cratic majority.
IcrrL,'g's majority in the County oatlmntcd
ns 7n5o. Ihia col,nss last ycar gave q Demo-
Washington cotntv. fifteen districta. Nopub-
lcau majority. ~: Republican gain. 1876.
Ncstmaroland County, eIovcn districts. Douo-
crnltc majority, 60 !: Republican gain, lis.
Eli Conn,y, t!,rec districts. Democratic ms
tority o.; Dcmocra:ic gain, is,
III .AilnChanv County tho Republicans claim
tho clcction ri tho Whole county tcket, and re-
turns from half tho comfy indicate = Republican
majority on tl,o State ticket Of about ti0np.
Tho Chairman nf tho Republican Htat0 Con-
trail Committee estimates thu c1cctinn of thnse
Halo ticket bv 20. ono to 25,o00 majority. Later
Tetur1ss fro,n Washington County i:'Eo 1lattante
250 majority.
nEMocnArs GIVE II rr.
PHlLApELpH1A. Nnv. J-2:1D a. n1.--Cof. BIC.
Clurc conccdcB the Ststo to llartranft by 22oo0
majority. Outside Of Philadelphia tho yo;o nill
10 very close.
FULL VOTE OF PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 3-l:30 Il. 1n.--Fult re-
tnr,la from all tho wards OF this aitv givo Hart
1anft for Governor D plurality OF 1882 Tho
Prohibition ticket pa!1ed GIL votes. Thn Repub-
ticans also elect tloir ontiEo county tickot.
, 1875-11-03
MISSISSIPPI.
4 C1EtrnfATIyt rftrnny

CONSERVATIVE VICTORY.
MHnruts, Nov. 2.--Gan i. z. George, Chair
man nt Tho Democratic Executive COMMITTEES at
jackson, Alifs., tetoeraphs tho appeal that re-
posta from a1lpsrts Of sho stato indlcatoa swoop-
ing Democratic victory: "Wo bAye carried
eyory doubtful county"
Tic Aralanche's jackson special says tho
olcction passed. OF quio.ly. Not single dis
tnrbanco is reported anywhere 1loturnB from
all parts Of tho State indicate IN overwhelming
Conservative victory. They haso. carried ovcry
doubtful county, and hayo decided majority III
tho House nni sonata.
Lamar. Singleton, Hooker aud Mooney are
tho State. mud have not had tkoir hoadqnarters
oFefi since morning. Everybody iB enthusInstto
nna happy.
y1okunt'no. Nor. 2.-Tho election ,assod or
vory quietly. No disturbance Of ANY sort At tho
polls or elsewhere. Sunday quietude prevails.
majority Of tho Democratic nominees elected.
QUIET ELEcHoS.
v. srtIt1. h:ratea to Ths cteosc Tribune.
dry was mo Of tho most qn!et ovor held in tho
Htnse. aud resulted in great victory Tor honesty
and intelligence. both brauchos Of tho Lcgis-
latnrc arc undoubtedly Democratic. No Radical
aahanstoncd party, md voted largely With tho
Democrats. In this county thoro a.o ntrong
Indications TINT tho Democrats will olcct n1,nost
tho entire ticket. At 1iaymond, IN Hind Couu-
" Ino negroes Sotcd ho!luy With tho whites.
Fifteen countios already give largo Democratic
majority. Hooker, I.smnr. Singleton, and
Money: Democrats, and q. Wiley Wells. Liberal
Republican. arc known to DO elected to Congress.
THE ELECTION At JACKSON.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. AIT lac hsop. hiisa., tho
election paascd of worry poacoably. M disturb
auee WAS reported ut any Point. Tho Repnb-
lcan Executive COMMITTEE closed tloir liead-
1uarsola at Bundowu nnd give np tho contest.
licturna Indicate that tic Democrats carry tho
atnto by 10,000. They have decided a5orlty
In both houses, and elect four congreaamon,
perhaps tho entire Congressional delegation.
HOLLY SPRINGS.
LOUISVILLE. Ky, Nov. IA special dispatch
to tho Courfer-.joarn0l from Holly Bpringe.
Miss, says that that place hhs gono Democratic
for the fist time in years. Marshall County ia
Democratic by 800 majority. Wells, Demncras,
for Congress. Carries tho co1ntyby 500 majority.
EsorytllioR is quiet. Tho Democrats Are jubi-
liant and Republicans correapoudingly detected
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THE NEcENT ELECTION.
BAN FRASoIeco, Nov. Ia dispatch from
Portland, oro., says lator election returns
materially rcduco the majority for Laue, Domo-
crat, Tor Congroaa. a dispatch from Salem Hayn
that Eatnrna Indicate the election Of Warren.
Republican, by email majority.
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We Want You to Understand
tost "o 1sbnd. seraIr clea. yo or maud gentlemous
sefmonts al tsihin4 cos md mako them psesspta
o,o' cooa McLan. No. % Dearborn, Sos 10 md
2al Vest Madison ttssels,
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GRATuIT0us ADVERTISEMENT.

81 Louis, Nov 2.-1ujunctlou obtained yes
torday prohibiting tho performance of The u1,vo
Orphans" by tho McK6o Rankin con,hfnntton
waa g dissolved to-day, md tho piece was rlayotl
r. as nehaFs opora.1iouse Tonight to crowded
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lno sapia sad extraordinarily args sales that have
s"enaeo mo introduction Of ths Warwick collars ars
met With consumers, Thcso truo cr,,.. c.n .,a.''
goods s" '"'s Lave 'ouaa ~ taest
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FATAL Acc,nEnTs TO TRANSFERS.

HpFf1a8 DHD4seH ID 1H1 EhIt000 7YlhNnf.
DAVENPORT, 1a., Nov. 2.-Yestoraay Mr. WILL
lam Pillion, farmer living in this tovnahlp,
was coming into the city driving lot Of hogs.
His Bon Was driving team just IN front, and,
for some reason, the horses got scared. turned
rolnd and started for home. Alr. Pellon
jumped to the horses head to try to grab tho
lines and to try to atop tho tnRu,, when the col-
cusston knocked him down, and the w,1oe]s =,
tue wagon passed over him, killing him al1ao,,t
instantly. '-'N'''
On Sunday evening German laborer named
Alfred schnolder wAh driving load Of ties slonr
tho lono Moor road near Comauchc. His tenn
shied anu throw tho wagon down an cnbank-
mont, Mr. Schneider falling uudez the load and
being killed instantly.
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! fincn there was no opposition to tho regular le-
publican tici;et Only 65t voses wcrc cass, Of
which r. F. Totman received Gis for County
Treasurer.
E1Ais. H.. Nov. 2.-rho election In Kauo
| Countv to.iav IN o]1 nm 1yax- Tho,n,, r ro,.
o,,r ~ ,r-a..m,.. 80 ,v,,,.a. ~. ~
! n'a'l 4oA INSURER Hno william H. te1so iot
SURVEYOR tho regular l1ep1lbllcan nominees, run
without opposition.
s,,e5o, D3,na,ch n Th1 f,afroco 7,,,,n.
,yorn,a IN ~ - tr,a r .'S"av n"a.,a. asa sa
MoHh1s' li''' No7' 2'-lho oecsioh 1or Iraas-
nroF ~ thia county Was well attended. Tho So
Democrat and tho nonuol;cans Ind a rorular
| n.n,,Jtc,, t;ot., TN .o,,-n. 80 49,, II :.
nopuohe*n slIses, -, iho 'e'usus aso nov al H.
pcte returns will be required 10 decide. Morris
| rnyo n majority of TN remocrottc. hnt t},c
eo,n+v town. ,,,v, ,,ro, 1,.,,,,,,ic.n .,a.,,a.
eDaA'' ''"'' 6s'o laso .opuuns'" n~s 'Ds'''t''''
sASoAMoS COUNTY.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
srn,SaF1rt.p, Nov. 2,-Tho election today
p,occef,oa vrry onietiy in tl,ia citv and co,,ntv
e. 1e.3 10y, ~ ill.,. ' 1870. sJos'
It is probable that tho Democratic candidates for
County Treasurer and Surveyor arc elected.
KNOX COUNTY.
'sret'st o',rafeA r., q re c",eass 3'.S,tn*.
u"i-h7po'"' !'''' 'os' <'-nat "''so intotsee
wns taken IN tho election in this city to-day.
Niuo townships, together with tho vote Of Galcs-
| burg. riyo rho Republican ticket a majority of
sto ~. ~, .t,,,.,a 49, H.. .s.,.t,
~ 'uNo" - .'"' ~, a"o t0n4"A"s y,
Townships to he hoa1d from will increase this
majority to TOO.
SAnsnAL1. AND Ia sAr1E coCxr1Es,
Sprr,a! D.sratch 70 7he Ch'eauo Tr,oH'It.
WESoSA, ILL.,, Nov. 2.-At tho election to-day
one-qua1ter Of q vote was pocd. There was
20 Opposition n Marshall County 70 tho nspub-
rcan t'Ghet' Lsahn Au"hsu1p-u. y. UsPue'
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Qr0nnA.

,rL .... 0EkAnH.
10 saad.1d" orssn. nado by rofoubet, relton
o. s now Justly regarded ~ Tho most popu1.r Of
saa paE'oF insssumen.s The cases so models
sons essnss' ooos'.i we'lesn Agents. ths Root
eons Music Co.. NJ. 100 siats s,rcu,, chieago
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Sp@Aat N1tafeh 10 TA4 Chicago Tslbuns,
WATERMAN. ill., Nor. 2.-James Russoll, of
Aurors, fEsighs brakeman on tho Chicago l. l3wa
Road, WA killed today At Mount Morris, 10 ogle
County.
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~, ,,''ss, Usunaaea ox-Marrow for tho Hair,
w LUCK Aayuer, mstsss ol tbu !. M.rs i coiaa,.
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4IFEIs FEEIy TEH90'V5 UHpWNEU.
QuEhEc, Can, Nov. 2.-Durlng tho gallo and
Bnow-storm OF Sunday, al accident, BY which
about seventeen poraons lost thor lives, &C.
currod at 1T. Familio. In tbs Isle OF ORLEANS,
Tho pcop!c. who wore principally residents Of
the ieland, wore returning from market, and
which capgizcd. aud all On board, with orc az.
caption, Wero drowned,
During the same gale, John Campbell, tho
chtnf officer Of tho steamer Cana!llau. and Il H.
borsr, wore drowned.
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Aa7DHE.
Dk7hol7, Nov. 2.-schooner Queen City, with
AosFgo OF corn. went ashore on sunday on Poiut
WangoshAuse. LAko Michigan. Hho is full of
"ateE and will probably DO = total loss.
CoiINowoop, 0nt.. Nov. 2.-T4e steamer
pellor.
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u.u.. w.. 4AooS AA1 Of&1uA,
Aalics Dasia Co.'S Grand, E,u.rs' md 1,,-t,,,
and Smiths American or1.n,. c,n h. fo,na ra,s
~ W. K''nbala's. corner Btats and Adams s,-.,t.
Chicago. 's"AA'' ''1e
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CAUGHT IN 6HAFTtNo,

Sptesat Dis1akh Ia 2ha Ch,eao" 1y.buas
EABT eAaINAw. hich., Nov. 2.-A man named
George Savage, employed at barnard i Bsnders
mill, In ssglnaw City, mas caught in shatt aud
terribly injured. His right az1, and both hts
legs wore fractured aud serious internal iniulioa
inflicted. His EscoyeEy ia doubtful.
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KAxEAKEE, ILL.,, Nov. 2.-1.spos!s Of the Iats
storm ase Just coming iu In this county. tbs
Towns OF 1lAn!ono snd Yellow Head wore tho
greatest sufferers. Houses. barns, and cribs
wcro utterly OF in part destroyed, bridges wsso
blown sway, hay WAS scattered aud 30 aked with
rain. Corn was lasd fat and loose implements
woro tossed far and wide. It was the seyerost
storm that Kankakoo County has o1per;encofl fnr
years, and tho damage will amount 10 at Ioast
$10, 900.
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th esng sos;se. md clear lsr eomp,s1,e
eauns will mata tho sia pure AUD Will ~ appae
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Spstsat 1i'taEh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
bLooaiso1os, H., Nov. 2.-Mss. Hayes, OF
Ioeos! Mclean County, Haa killed yesterday
aoE that P1sea b. hslpx thrown from cax1jsge.
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fourteen towns outside Of Doaon return nice
2s,ai7 votos, and t,Hston 25,0O3 Baker, 3,437 :;
Aaama, 200 Phillips, 12l.
\ heary falling on IN tho vote is noticeable.
Tho gain Of Rico In Dohton Ia aco''eidarNble. 1so
turns from all tho wards except Ward Ia Rtve
1iicc 12.090 ,Gaston, 1.,352. Friends Of lsice
Alrcadv claim his election.
Dosros. nor. 2-o:so =. m.-One hundred aud
nfncty.nho lownn heard FROM. 1iics llss 46-
h?s; na.ton tDom:l a3.13I; Baker fi'rohib-
tiontHt), g., lHo; Phillips. 1y3; Adams 1.139.
Tho totnl vote Of D1ston t!,ia year for ltico IN
13.1oo md 1886 for Castor. Tho vote Inst
1lico tas gained G,255 In BOSTON s1ono. Tho
prcHent ins!icntions pnnt to Rico't election,
DosFoS. Nov. 2-10 r. tn.-Twa hundred md
fortJ.seyon towns give Rico (1scp.> 5l4l; Gas-
ton, 63.77G; lankor, 7.32n.
~ a special from New Bedford p!acos cfapo'a
G'er,l majoritv for Congrcns at 1000.
ll!co cAr1ios lsos!on by IN votes,
nErrHLicAN MAJoNIrfra.
BoaToS, Nor. 1.-Tha olcct.ou OF ntco IL now
Ee1,orailr concealed. Tho estimate of thu ,if,r.
mi rlncos his plurality from Go0o to 7,0on. and
these f1g'lrcH mav bo Increased or !casono.l by
tho comolete resusn1 The vote for Ilnkor Pro:
lihltion candidate, will be hotwron LIMO md
a.ooo Admins will reach l.50o. md may so he.
ynn'l this cat,mato Tho enttro Republican 3tnte
ticket is probably elected.
NEAItI.g COMPLETE nETrnSa.
I'osToN, NtnBs.. Nov. ri .. --tompleto ro-
tnrB from {33 toErg In this State, all bit
qiehteon give 'ieo s3ist f,"s1s, 1sa, ,,7.; M9;
ds3h. Tl,oan iIgnrcs will 30 but hllg'ltly varied.
THE Republicans elcrt all tl,o Councilors and
thrtY-one Senators. Tho Democrats elect eight
Senator'S one d.stEi1. doubtful, Tho !hernbte.
un1 gain heavily in Rrrfc6entAtl7oF. but tho fig.
llrcs aro nut vel footed.
Grape, Republican, IL o1eotcd to Congress from
sho Frat District BY over 1000 majority.
ri.tApELrnrs, Nov. 3-3 u. m.-Foltv-sovcn
corrtles foot up a. isl majority for IInrtsauft.
EHIr- Fn.. MY. 1..-CnTlN In f1i0 rit
, 1875-11-03

LundhorR's Perfumc.
arc uks natural howera aud bououats
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]:72. naw1e is Ia receipt Of humorous teie-
H'a1as cougraulating him upon lin tssnrrt' n1c.
,eha. Ills majority in tho ataso IN ebti1natod at
1rO11.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-13
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-26

FATAL COAL OIL EXPLosIoS-Tsco Wo-
men Burned 10 De0th.-In Philadelphia yes
terday morning coal oil or fluid lamp ex-
ploded in the bed room OF Mrs. Charlotte
Chew, in Camden, n. j. The lamp had been
sitting on the mantel, and when it burs,et
the fluid was thrown over the carpet ami
Immediately ignited. Laura Chew, aged Is.
VINO roomed with her mother, sprang out of
bed and rushed 10 the door to call for help,
when her night clothes took fire. She then
opened the second story window, out OF
which she either jumped or fell, and was in
tured so terribly that she died in a few mi n
utes after being conveyed into the house.
The clothes Of the mother also took fire, and
before assistance could be rendered her she,
too, was so dreadfully injured that she ex-
PRED about ore O'Clock. William Chew, son
Of the deceased, lG years old, had his hands
severely burned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-26
NO St THOMAS DoaLING, auct.
NoUNG MIDDLETON, Auctioneers,
Real Estate and Insurance. Agents
lie Droit Building, corner sth and streets

TRt STEks, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT AUCTION, VIZ LAR; a
EEICk DWELLING On WEST rIDE OEIITH
tIREETNUkTH"E EST, BETWEEN FASD O..
r. By virtue Of q d ed of trust dated November
81 23d, lS7i ana recorded IN libeT 100, folio 81 Of
tBu land records Of Washington county, District Of
.ouD bis and by direction of the holder II th- aete
secure thereby. We viii sel public auction, iD
front OF tine premises. or MONDAY, the 6tn day of
EfceEbe- q. S, at ocicck p all that piece of
grcUTd in Washington city. District -of Columbia.
tIOwn and DE- Elbed the south half If 10:
sixteen, 10 square Numbered three hundred aud
tlaecers 1872 subject 10 prior deed Of trnst for
$500. dated November 18th, 1874. and rec prieI ia
ii tT 16!, 'UlIr 236. If the afoIe ad Ia I'd cords
Terms az sale Uue-third Of the pGTchsss IN Iey 70
be- psit IN cash, balance ia "A a Selye months.
win 20 ger ceEt. interest, secured by uOle+ and
iced of trust ths or P~rty. Couveyancing pur-
chaser cost 92n down when property is 80 which
VIII DO forfeited uDlsss the terms II sale are com
p!iee with I'm i've DAYS from sale, and the property
nav be resold ~ the rick aLi Of The defanltia
purchaser. JA-. q. PsYNF. sr.
P DiaNEiLLE,f itu1'Ses'
rows YOUNG & MIDDLETON, Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-26
PROPOSALS FOR BEsF FOR INDIANS
OFFICE OF INDIAN AFFAIRs,)
CENTRAL SUPERINTENDENT,


LAWRENCE. KAN, Nov. Is, 1878
DIcENBEE, ISIS, for furnishing the following H log
For the Cheyenne and Arapahoe Agency-2 900 900
pound. sroSs weight Beef eaI,ls on the hoof.
weight. Beef cattle on the hoof
For the kiowa and Consnche Agency 800 900
The delivery offhs cattle must commence in each
OF the points named, on the first day of February
ier date, required and thereafter deliveries shall
be made ct such times, and ip such quantities the
service AT the respective geDces may require, the
times OF delivery and amounts 70 be delivered, 20 be
AID sa.onabs notice given By the re-
Good merchsntsbls Beef Cattle will be required.
the &c a. each OF hs
Pay ments viii be m,de on proper rese ipts after
the account therefor shall have been properly ap-
Each proposal must have a COPY of this adv ertise-
In executing any contract, the right will be re-
above to an extent no, exceeding twenty i've per
cent and the right is also reserved reject any
NO oid win be received from any person who has
defsulted in any bid heretofore made
No contract, part thereof, will be permitted to
De sn6 let or assigned to any other party without
rior. -
che. OF craft, payable the order of the Oonmis
sioner OF Indian Affairs, on some United States ae
fositoty as euarante u COED falth, which check
or draft shall be at least five per centum OF the
gregate amount Of the bid, fer supplies proposed to
ha fs H 70 t Re .sms
With good aid sufficient sureties, according to the
terms on which his bid was made and accepted, such
bidder shall forfeit the amount der ,sted 10 the
United States and the same shall forthwith be paid
Into the Treasury but IL such contract shall be daily
executed as Aforesaid such draft check depos-
tied shall be rem ned TO the bidder.
At the execution Of the contract bond will be
Quired to its full amount for the faithful perform
ance thereof with two or more suretes, whose suff
cheney must be certified 20 by United States Judge
or district attorney.
Proposals should be enclosed in envelope ad.
dressed 90 the undersigned, and endorsed !" Propos-
els for Beef for Ihdiapsn
Bidders are invited to be present at the opening OF
the proposals. ENOCH H0A9,
Superintendent Indian Affairs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-26

A STRANGE STORY OF OUrRAGE.-A
strange story has been male pa olic ia New
York respecting the allege seizure in brOa
daylight, the arrest anu inc arceration In the
tombs, and transfer To Sing Sing of a young
man Eamed Schwirz, whose ease was re-
Gently brought hefore the Assembly commit
tee on crime. SchwarZ describes his com
panions in the cell in the Tombs, aud IN
veStigation confirms his state inent as ID the
TACT OF such a person having been in such a
cell at the time mentioned. He attributes
the alleged outrage II the fact of his being
an important witness In a case in which the
demages were laid at 5000 The case was
ore OF assault on a woman. ia which two
Rohemians were charged with the ofansa.
Schwarz states that at the time OF mis- sell
zuTe several persons saw him. but that no
notice was taken of MS outcries because he
could lot speak English. 4 reward l. now
offered for any witness OF the seizure who
will come forward and testify.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-26
DIED.

ADAMS. On the 26ih instant. at \ IS o'clock O.
N MAGGIE A ADAMS. the beloved daughter of
hsrgsret and Samuel Adams. May she ret IN
p ace
Her funeral " ~ take pisce from the reeideno % of
Der parents, 32s q streef uth~e-f. helatis.s and
friends " the family are cordially invited % at
tend
ANDERSON On FRIDAY morning, 26th iustsnt,
st.r clock of con ption, GEORGE W. AMBER
son, in the I'D year of ms age
The friends and relatives Of the family re-
quc-'ed 70 attend his fune al from the Tesid Of
hue mother, 1t No. s25 23d street northwest, on
Sunday afternoon, 18th instant, st o. clock.
TkbbFLL Departed thi. life. FIVE minutes pest
one Z" click Thursday hight, RoBERT TERRBLL.
aged G. yesrs.
sriends aud re laiiyes respectfully invited 10
afteId hi1 funeral ~ clock sunday, at cunt
noItht a-t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-26

THE MARYLAND CONTESTED ATTORNEY
GENFRALSHIP.-In the matter OF the con
tested attorney generalship or Maryland, In
which Mr.. Wallis, reform candidate. con-
tests the election of Mr.. Gwinn, the demo-
cratic candidate, on the ground OF fraud and
Intimidation of voters in the city of Balti-
more, both parties on Wednesday submitted
lengthy written arguments before Governor
GroOme. A. b. Hagner. esq, OF Annapolis,
appeared for Mr.. Wallis, and Charles Mar
shall, ESQ.,, OF Baltimore, for Mr.. Gwiun. Al
ter the arguments OF Mr.. Wallis and Mr..
the respective attorneys. The governor took
the papers, and will render his decision in q
few DAYS
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los. r. KELLEY,
Real Estate Agent and Anctioneer
ONCE No. 9C2 Sth street northwest.
GUARDIANS SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE, FRONTING 18TH STREET. BE-
TWEEN 1 AND X STREETS NORTHWEST,

4ShAHE 5sGSTlS sfHsGHs s5E1hE
:: Of The District Of Columbia, holding a Probate
spprove and ratified BY the said court holding an
% 0 ss S.1 e. SsS.%Si
tsrest and estate Of James q. Mcs6erfy in ana to
Washington ano District OF Columbia, the said in.
tsreet being an undivided one third Of original lot
ginning for the same at point in the west line Of
18th street at the distance of l29 feet So
and running thence north on the line q said
with 18th street west 60 feet So inches thence west
south feet themes sosthessteriy q feet ' incS
thence east "a feet; thence south feet 81 inches;
thence east lol feet to the place Of beginning con-
four small story brick houses. A Plat Of the
ana viii be exhibited at the time and place Of sale,
showing the division Of the property fronting on
one lot, with the privilege of the whole OF sepa-
rately, as purchasers may desire.
Terms: OnefouIih cash; the resdu In four eQual
1Ds!almente, PAY able at Six twelve, eighteen aud
twenty four months, respectively, the purchaser
purchasers to receive . deed or deeds, and give
JTomis.ory notes bearing interest secured by deed
purchaser deposit OF 600 REQ uired on the fan Of
part sold, according to the plat If the purchaser
should not comply with the terms of sale within i've
days, the right is reserved TO resell on five days
notice, 1T his risk and expense.
At the same time the other two thirds interest in
the said described property will be Sold that the
may get iu ',e e w pur
novlsfm,&ds Guardian CT Jas. O. McSherry.
sIIN CONSEQUENCE OF THE RAIN. THE
ahoye sale has heen POSTPONED until MONDAY
place By order Of the Gnardsn INC same n0af anu
noy2i,266H JOS. +. KELLEY, Auct
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MAR RED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. November Is 1875,
az the Metropolitan M r. Church, hy the Rev. .
hewmsr. CoRNEIlUs EMNERICH aud sALLIE
SILVER daughter Of Mm. Atkinson, Esg both
81 this city. NJ cards Baltiaore aud fhilaael>
ptls papers please COPY
1ALbOT-MARTIN On the 25th inst a Mt by the
Rev. l.. bObs u. Rev. SANP.ON ID TALBOT, bishoe
II tho 4 lob N Il Church. GO Mrs ADKLA MAR-
TN both VI Mssbangton, n. e.
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE In MINNEsorA.-
Minnesota comes to the front on the woman
suffrage question. At the recent state cleo
ton large majority was given for the con-
stltutionai amendment which provides tnat
any woman of tweBty-one years OF age and
upward may vote At any election for choos-
ing officers of schools, on any measure re-
atlng TO schools, or may be eligible 10 any
Office pertaining to the management OF
schools,