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The daily gazette., 1875-06-09
The Prince of Wales GOSss0 to
India.

In shortstime the Prince Of Wales
viii! be ''of to india" and great prepa-
rations are making for his visit. He
goes, in the first place, as the eldest son
OF the Queen of England and the imme-
date representative Of royalty. In him
Will De centered all the power and maj.
| esty OF the country he represents. He
w,n also be looked upon and acknowI-
edged as the heir apparent to the throne
Ii England, who in few years will
himself exercise the power now reflect
ed In his person. In order that the
fnnce may travel in style BETTING his
rank and the power and consequence of
England, he will be met at Alden by
large fleet OF vessels, now cruising in
the waters of India and Arabia. The
ADMIRAL in command in that portion of
ASIA viii head the sea pageant. The
nrst landing place OF the Prince will be
az bombay, where the water escort will
leave him, and after roundingsthe Indi-
such ports as may be designated. Upon
land the Prince will travel with ponp
and display that will impress more deem
~ up the mindg and inaginations of the
natives OF aae countries he visits the
power and resources of England. The
people OF India are in the habit of look
ing at and estimating power from its
most open and apparent manifestations.
and hence the British authorities arr.
acting in such manner as to meet and
answer this demand. They wish TO i'm
press the natives of their Eastern pos
sessions with the idea that England can
protect as well as punish, and thus keep
them steady to their allegiance and free
from the arts and Vaccinations of other
powers. The visit of the Prince of Wales
to India at this time is full of meaning
and significance. 1t shows there ia more
going on in that portion Of Asia than has
upon the surface; matters Of
such vast import and consequence as to
make visit from the coming King of
England to that part of his inheritance
necessity, that will admit of no post
ponement or delay What may come
out OF this royal journey no one can tell
at the present time; but that it means
business in relation to the safety and
protection OF the British Last India pos
sessions cannot be doubted While the
Kings are meeting and discussing Euro
pcan affairs, and the balance of power
on the Continent, 4 Prince of England
in short time will be attending to the
affairs Of his country in far-oif Asia
The daily gazette., 1875-06-09
Boecher Tells n Story.
A REArrNIscENcE OF THE TIME WHEN a
SIS pEBr oPpRTss ED HIM.

A REMrNIscENCE OF THE TIME WHEN a
SIS DEBT oPpRFssxD HIM.
The following is told In New York
letter to the Inter Ocean,.
about thirty years ago." said Mr..
Beecher to me to-day, "when was
running little church in Indiana
let's see, Lawrenceburg, think, was
the place-I had some queer experien-
ces. Lawrenceburg is ON the Ohio
river, say thirty five miles below Gin.
cinnati. In these times, away back in
the '40's, food was plenty and cheap
but money was extremely scarce.
had been taking the Obsesasg, I rCmega
Der, till l owed them $15 or $18. Thia
debt weighed ON my mind good deal
didn't know how to raise the money,
and still couldn't do do without the
luxury of my weekly paper"
"What did you do, Mr., Beechere'' l
asked.
"Well' had business calling me to
New York, and while there ran Ia to
see the editor. l told him was young
ard poor, and couldn't spare the
money TO pay my subscription very
we'll"
4"Well, SIR" commenced the editor,
petutent1y, chow do youpropose to dor
you don't expect us TO furnish the pa
per for nothing do your"
mo, SIR" said !, "but If you will
let me will write you six weekly lei
ters from the West, and do my Level
best to make them worth fifteen dol
lars"
And you really wrote six letters
once cor fifteen dollars, Mr.. Beechcrf"
! asked.
... mo, worse than that, Eli; didn't
write them. The editor looked at me
cautiously from head to foot, as II
my mental capacity, and
then repeated slowly:
"Six letters for f-i-f-t cen dollars,
you say, young MANI"
eyes sir. six for fifteen"
well, sir, he said slowly scratching
his ear, and shaking his head;"I don't
know much about, you and Idon't think
we can run the risk"
"This made me quite crestiallen,"
said Mr.. Beecher. laughing, 81 re-
how l unrolled my pocket
book and counted out that fifteen dol.
lars, and when l strolled out of that
office. with my dead down
and heart swelling, Thought if could
ever set rich enough to take all the
l wanted to ! would be
the happiest preacher in Indiana"
"Conscience!" continued Mr. Beech
er, show times have changed For
here today I've got $50, 900 to pay for
lawyers fees, and still here am com
just as poor as was then.
for havn't got money enough to pay
my debts My revenue from books.
and lectures, and preaching is large,
but it all goes somehow, and I'm Just
as poor comparatively as l was the
day when that Observer editor thought
wasn't financially and intellectually
worth fifteen dollars"
The daily gazette., 1875-06-09

Al and over at 4 can't PEI Pound.
100 " at 40 eents per loo peunos'
Ice by the ton at low rates. Contracts for
.he aeason as Low % the lowest
s,..SVS. nsiase Surselyes on having obtained the
rnclt csrsfni. r,oiite and accommodating dri.
yers In the city for all our routes.
Give us o call before going elsewhere.
WALTON i JAMES.
eNo, Q West Third street, or
4a,.e Fifteenth and King streets
The daily gazette., 1875-06-09
FITS cU7~n FeEgsi

Ahy person suffering from the above dis
ease is requested to address DR.. PRICE, and
by express.
FREE!
me -onl, cost being tbs Express charges
hioa owing I" nv large business. are small
MS OR EPILsrSA3
2 stu iy for gesrs, ami he viii warrant e.r
W the use Of his remedy.
ID not fat! to send to him for q ai,bOttle;
It costs nothing, and he
I'LL CURE YOU,
no matter ow long standing your easel may
90. or how many ether remedies may have
failed.
Circulars and testimonials sent With
-RRF TRIAL BOTTLE.
2 Be particular to give your Exprass. as,wsl,
ssyour Post 0fics direction. and
Address,
!, DIR. CHAS. T.yRICE.
jan14- 1yd&lsw. 81 William St. Nss
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HOTELS.
UTEsTERN HOTEL,

WTEsTERN HOTEL
N. W. COR. FOURTH AND oRANex sra
CD KYLE. PROTECTOR.
AThe above House has been put In coyr,lete
repair tor the reception Of guests, where
they VIII receive all the accommodations OF
FIRST CLASS HOTEL. "
Bar hlled with choicest wines, liquors, cigars.
&C., and the table supplied with a best the
market Affords. Transient and permanen
Good stabling and attentive hostlers, A i,b.
solicited. Po''''-y
aug2-dtf
The daily gazette., 1875-06-09
The international Rifle Iotch.

DUBLIN, June s.-The Lord Mayor
of Dublin has issued invitations to The
Irish and American rifle teams on the
evening of the day of the Information.
oil Shooting Match. The Masonic body
will also entertain the American rifle
men.
The Erentng MdH expresses lis salts
faction that there will be no Fenian
element among the American VISITORS
Many Americans have already engag
ed apartments In Dublin for the time
when the match takes place.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-09
T1HIT.ADELPHIA. WILMINGTON q BAL
TIMORE RAILROAD, =
MAY 3lst, 1875.

MAY 3lst, 1878.
Trains Leave Wilmington a. follows for
Philadelphia and intermediate stations. 90
$40. $50. a47. $780, u m. 200, AS, $50 80,
p. m.
philadelphia and New York, Lsl, q. m.
R.l7. la42, 6.4f p. m.
- Baltimore and intermediate stations, 12.se,
100, q. m. /; $50, d. m.
q. m. 12.50, LES, $50, I'D, p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for
New Castle, 800. 62o. 92a, .. m. LIS, 64o
u IN.
Harringtos and intermediate stations, 500
9.2o, a. m. $40. p. m.
Delmar and intermediate station A.oO, s.ss.
p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS
Philadelphia and intermediate stations, s.lO
A45, 63Q. p. m.
philadsiph,a and New YORK, Lsl, O. m.
baltimore and Washington. l&Da. ace
O. m.
For further information passengers are re-
ferfed " the time tables posted at the depot
II. u. KENEEY. Superintendent
The daily gazette., 1875-06-09
From the Baltimore Sunday News.
WAITING FOR TIE TERDIOT.

Tell me not In weekly numbers,
Beecher's truth Is but dream
Sound as Bessie Turner'S sIumb bers
All his explanations SCENT
Stunned with kisses paroxysmai.
Bullied by mutual friend,
Trembling over depths abysmal.
Hardly knowing on which end.
He was sitting. on the edges.
Sharp and ragged of despairt
Can doubt. as he alleges
His designs ut least were fairi
Grace and Peace and Mercy bringing.
How thank the Father dear!
In my heart bird Is singing.
"Mr. Beecher shall 20 clear 70
The daily gazette., 1875-06-09
THE sTocKWELL
Self Lighting Gas Burner.

Diploma Awarded by American Institute. .ls7a
FE4qEIos MATCHES sprrIAsTKD
For Gas Lighting Purposes.
Instant Lighting by the ordinary turn OF
the key.
PRiEcIPLE-R REPEATING PERCUSSION.
The trouble, inconvenience and annoyance
oocasioned by the use OF Friction Matches In
Gas Lighting avoided. The destruction OF
property BY the careless and accidental use
OF matches (amounting to millions annually
can be effectively prevented.
A NEW INV ENTION
simple, Convenient, Psrieeti s...sas
Adapted Manufacturing Establishments,
Hotels, Public Buildings, Steamboats,, Rail
road Cars, Stores, Banks, Offices Dwelling
Houses and wherever Gas Is used.
For sale by Gawthrop y Bro. Gas Filters.
Market street. and by Hardware Dealers In
Wilmington. APPS
The daily gazette., 1875-06-09
Bowers HoOf Q aLiniment

Bowers Hoof aLiniment.
After 30 years OF practical experience with
horses, In staging, teaming, &C., have learn
ed that more horses have been crippled by
inattention to the feet than oil other diseases
3ombined. After many experiments have
folnd the true remedy to PhEvENT the dis 4
ease of the noof, or restore 1t after negligence,
20 wnat nature mtended 1t should be-the
great support Of the noble animal. II the hoof ie
1n1amed and diseased, the animal is comparal
lively worthless. This Liniment will surely
prevent this worst of all diseases, Contraction
Corns, Quarter, Cracks. Contraction OF the
Back Smew generally called Knee Sprung,
&c., and restore those that have been crippled
py the want of such remedy.
AH-Try 1t, and 1t will never fan II properly
applied, VIE:
Bathe the horses foot once a week. or often
er II necessary, at the heel and frog, and
around the hoof close to the halr.
N. G. BOYER,
Norrisrown, Pa.
MIR. NJ. O. BoYER-Dear SIR. This Ia to cer-
tfy that have used your Liniment in my
stable for three months past, on more than
one hundred horses, and lind 1t the best PIE
paration have ever used on horses. 1t Is far
better than you recommend It. Send me i've
cases at once, by express, G. .. d.
HARRY HAMILTON,
No. 182 West Slst street New York Civ
The daily gazette., 1875-06-09
PRICE LIST FOR 1875:

e . and oV'r: & seme eonts n1, neF loo pouuds
40 tina ton at the lowest fgures.
Ne Contract to furnish private families for
anv number OF months at prices lower than
"SS OrdsSs by mail promptly attended to.
P,sass give i,s a trial. We guarantee satlsfae
t,nn J, d. CONROW d SON,
tais1v Propriet0rs
The daily gazette., 1875-06-09

The St Louis "Globe" fiercely Gala
them "the Munchausen memoirs"
Canker worms are ravaging among the
apple orchards Of Maine.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-09
JEFFERSON HOUSE,
NEW CASTLE, DELAWARE.
JOHN w. aRAY pyop,run1x.

81. rms large and beautifully situated housc
.aas noen put In the very best repair for the
reception OF visitors. who will find at It ali the
a. acSom mmooations OF FIRST-CLASS HOTEL
it commands q fine view of the Deiaware Rsy
ana ana is one OF the most pleasant and delightfil
places In the State for excursions or pic.nics'
aI1e rne mouse is kept In the best style. the bal
raaee naee Mltn tne choicest wines. liquors and
stantials and luxuries of tie market. Excm :.
sionists can arrive by boat OF rail. Partie.
vh, VINO WISH to go hshtng or boat riding on the
sn;tns, mvp,e DeiaWarel can be accommodated with
Ia respectfully solicited. ' p"'''s
!yHH-u J. W. GRAY.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-09
EPILEPSY or FITS.

A SURE CURE for this distressing com
n,aint ia now made known in q Treatise (of
Is octave pages) on Foreign and d, sntgs Msa
RnowSe The prescription was discovered by
him In such providential manner that ne
cannot conscient,ously refuse TO make u
known, as il has cured everybody who n l;a has
sie case, The Ingredients may be obtained
Ecm any Druggist A copy sent tree 70 az
applicants BY mail. Address. DR. .. PHELrs
Bhows, 81 Grand s'rAst. Jersey S,sy, New
jersey AS.Sses
The daily gazette., 1875-06-09

40 TO MULLINS for your SMOKING Te.
" 1Acco. Cor, Front y Jeaerpon IS. Z
, 1875-11-03
CRIMINAL,

III. a. 90 nnan, 279 West Madison street, says
hia hodroo n was entered Soma timo YESTERDAY
aud about $50 worth Of clothing abst,aosod.
Lie roe fdenco Of D. r. Toldot, at 5o4 a1at,isou
street, VI ~ eutorea By snoas-thiorea ycstorlay.
VINO call led OIL Batcllol OF ya!uabloB worth S4l,
Jnnca. Coates ia ut subject for an oxnertn1ont
~ II" acxt Grand Jury. Ou complaint OF john
.. rat ;afhon aud John Howard, ie wan ycstur-
dAV To- :knd tip ut tho Armorj on chnrkcg IT lie1
Warde
a notorious "pad +" named William Hutchin-
Bon. WAS captured late last evening near Tin cnr.
ne of Clark and Harrison streets, whIo hold
ilr up Janlns J.. 1iest, Ut la27 Indiana avenue
'osta watch, which il Qulte valuable ona,
'sas Just disappearing up Willinm'a coat alccyo
Jnmcs Demorest. no.or!ona pickpoosos, took
advantage OF tho crowds At tho polls Yesterday.
md maa doing thriving b.,slnces in fi.a rroios.
sion. Sebastian Wagner, residing at 317 Fuurti,
avenue. caught James hand III his roclsot,
ti:ht!r clutohlnE $li. For this James was not
allowed to yoto but once.
Shortly aftor midnight 1aat night two aucccs.
alve Hhota Wero hoard In tho ncfGhbothood at
stale mud Harrison etreokH, auf. directly after
thu second shot, long, doep eroan was ljs-
tinct!y heard. The oiliccrs nnti Reporters in the
neighbotilood AZ tho tItne lnntitutcd q close
aea.eh, hut failed TO fnd who fred tho,u,
ntiie they Wero searching third shat was
heard, hut again could MT DO locatod, At lato
hour tho police woro sltl searching in the ]oca-
ty, as they arc quito poElttvo thnt somebody ,yas
severely wounded. it not killed. 1t ia barely
possible that they wero tlrod 10 nejebboyino
houAo OF il!-famo fronting OIL Congress s;root.
, 1875-11-03
WOULD Nor BE0usreD,

COLUMBUS, o., NOV. 2.-Tho Supreme Court
To-day decided that George E. Ilowe vaa en-
titled to rosain lis placo MS Superintendent. Of
the Ohio Reform School. Tha cane Las at
tractod considerable attention from tho fact tint
1uHt aftor tho adjournment OF tho last Goneral
Assembly Gov. A!Ion appointed successor for
Mr. l4owo, but Howe declined to turn oycr hta
office. on tho ground Tint tho successor Ind
mover been appointed with tho adyice and cou-
then brought in Tho Supreme Court to oust
lowe. which resulted az aboye stated. Judge
Hex. Democrat, dlsBentcd from this opinion On
tho ground that, llowa's term having expired,
tne dovornor ues authorized to I'LL tho vacancy
Without tho concurrence Of tho Senato, ~ It wab
, 1875-11-03

Special Dtopatch to Tbs Chieado Tribune.
8r. PAUL. Mtnn., Nov. 2.--Tho weather rms
fair. insuring largo enough vote to clccs al tho
Republican State Ticket except Treasurer. Trouble
MAS seriously anticipated III tho city, but tho day
passed. without disturbance. Tho vote hoza IL
large, but owing to lioeral scratching caunot bb
conntcd before nehr morning. Tho Democratic
majority On State officers in Ramsoy County Is
estimated at 700, Schcfer, for Treasurer, being
400 or 600 ahead. Bech, Republican, ia probably
elected Sheriff by4a small majority. Tho local
conteat waa msinly on shorit and Register OF
Deeds. For tho iatsor Office Johnston Demo-
ctAt 10 probably olocted by 800 majority,
l1a thu Ahsoc1nttd !{yess.l
ST. PAUL, atinn.. Nov. 2.-TLo scattering rn-
turns recelycd ur TO . o'clock indicato tho elcc-
ton OF the wholo Republican Stnto tioict, with
tho possible exception OF Treasurer, by maiori-
tica ranging from 5000 to 8,o0D. No rosi.rns
from any OF tho large towns aro rot in.
HEruHLtcAN MAtonIry 5,UU0.
ST. PAUL, M.nn.. Nov. 2-11 p. m.-Lator re-
ports from various parts Of tho State do not
chango the previous estimates, but do not give
basis tor close calculations, Tho Republican
h!Ase tckot Is undoubtedly elected, with tho OK
coption Of State Treasurer. This Is uncertain,
The reports do not claim oycr 5000 ma]oriky ii
Is impossible to mako close estimate III tho
Legislature. but 1t will DO largely Republican.
, 1875-11-03
CASUALTIES,


y III T9ININN FUUNV DEND.
Srteadf CoTTe*pondtncs of Tic CHICAGO Tribune
sscAMonE, H., Oct. 31.--Dr. Eugene Garyln,
son Of ]. w. Garvn Of this place, WAS fourd
dea1. this afternoon about 2o'cloch, mics vest
Of thls place. near the Kishwaukce River. It
appears that he waa returning homo abou. 8
O'clock from yisi. to patient, and, 1t ia sun,
posed, was thrown from his carriage down an
nH,banament into the river. uo had managed
to reach tho opposite Bido Of tho strean,-tho
water being only about feot ieop, p,-nnd crawl
several yards to patch OF weeds, where 10 v az
found: He probably diod from tho cold az tho
wounds received from tho fall did not appear to
decoased "aH about "a ycara Of age, and much
respected III this community,
, 1875-11-03
OHIO.


THE WOOD COUNTY RETURNS.
Columbus, O.. Nov. 2.--Tho Secretary Of
Stale has sent a lottor to tho Attorney General
stating that iu tito abstract OF votes returned to
him, no votea woro rlacod opposso tho Town
ship Of pcrrveburg. Wood County, and stating
that he has boen requested to dofcr Issuing
commission TO those certified to haze been
elected Until tho matter can be atllnatou In
the courts, and asltlng thn Attorney -uenorals
opinion on tho B,lbject. In nnswor to this letter
tho Attornoy.G General has given An opinion that
to such abstracts III wholly n1tuiateral lIo is
simply required to counteragn such commits
Hiono aB arc isslcd by tho Governor, bnt, q;
10 whether commission should issue Or lu
Withheld. IN any caao ho can bayo no couccfn,
mud can take no action,
, 1875-11-03
MICHIGAN.


DErRo1r, Mich, Nov. 2-T1e unuulcipal etec-
sson to.aaS sosoFbod creator degree Of IN.
1efoss toah sny previously Known. Good osde.
eenota1y prevailed, AID rcry large yoto was
po"sa' ia' contest for Mayor MAS sqaszoIy on
sae SUNDAY l!1aor.quest!oa. Alexander Lewis
F1 Tas tho regular Democratic nominee. and WAS
against ". G. Thompson, nominoe Of tho he.
pu9lican consentlon Tho result 10 decided
yio!ory fot !he futmes. Al this writing Lovis'
'n11osity u estimated \. considerably over 900
franz hG tbi5'.ou ,.';b !; Nov. 2-ll P: m:-setoras
Lexis election BY about 1,@o majority. The
MeGuhlleans ii. claim to have majority In the
ne1t Coancil, aud ALSO claim that ti,sy h1yo
eIessca noss oI thet city ticket but no de6aits
a&ufss hsro Jat been obtsincd.
, 1875-11-03

BALTIMORE nfd, Nov. 9.-Sovontoen wards
Eivo Carroll, for Governor, 1926 majority.
The majority for the balance Of the State ticket
Ia about tho aano Tho three remaining wards
NIL! probably give anali Domocratio majority.
Anne Arundel County gives about 700 1umo-
cratic majority On the State and county ttckst.
Wycomlo County 10 reported 7t0 Democratic
Kent County la reported mo Democratic
IoturnH from other cunntics nro vcrv meagro,
but t!o indcnstonious nre that The cnt,ro Demo.
cEasic State ticket Ia elected.
, 1875-11-03
KANSAS.
r. L NFN1xI1tr+ATF

Special Dhpakch to I'as Chicago Tribunf
LEAyESwoRru, Kan, Nov. 2.-Tho election In
this city and county to.day, Was ono OF tho liyo-
lieBt TINT hnyo taken place for q long time. Tic
Republicans claim = majority OF tue candidates
clesscd. D. It. Anthony. tho Postmaster Of this
city. has Topped completely. He addressed the
Democratic ratification meeting Iast night, and
ayowcd himsolf in favor OF tho Democratic ticket.
As Anthony ts Secretary os tho preas Aaaocia-
dispatches aEo falBo III oyefy particular, and arc
nla1e up to suit bis fancy or that Of bis friends,
4 L1aMr VOTE,
=, sptefal Dapa;eh II 4as chseaao tribune.
TorEzA. Kan, Noy: 2.-Tho vote in tic State
to-day was light. and returns come IN tlowly.
Ths principal contest ~hn orer county officers.
Ia many Of tho counties thets weto three ttcketB
iu tho fold, and it is difficult to estimate the
rartSyn r. majority IN tho State bnt i 10. perhaps.
large majority Of tho Representatives Tho con-
stitutiouAl amendments ptogidIhg for biennial
neaaions OF tho Legislature are carried,
TOPEKA. Kau., Nov. 2.--A very l,ght vote on.
" 500 cast in this city. In tho Fitty-sxth Dis
to tho Legislature over Adams, regular Repub-
loan.
In the Fifty.seveuth District, Donobrale Is
elected without opposition.
ndn,h,d dn H. pttyss1h District Eossr regular
The Republican county ticket 10 elected by ma
torstcB ranging from 100 to 1900.
me cona",oatcealM has Hrsclals showing the
tar election 10 ri Sf poscF .a opublc.a 70 tho Lossa
Wright ia probably elected in Davis County II
Wamego County, Codlmg, llerub!tcan, laa 1le
Yotca and saxon. Opposition, liz votes,
tEAvEaWoATn. kan.. Nov. 2.-Tho whole ne-
publican tlcket IL probably elected by about $40
tonight.
, 1875-11-03


10 o,7uIn Miller lcctnte,l lnst night 1t tho Union
iArt Church to good houso on Literary Lon.
don "
y no FIRST Of tho Rer;es Of !. II. 4. popnla,
oo' urea will bc Eivcu to-.nofrow evening at Far.
ne II Hall by rrof. q. r. Randall. 1t is on
Light "aa It's Wonderful Phenomena"
"Tho Devil" In tho tlome Of tho noxt Sunday
lecture. afoncnro D. Conway Is Tho npcakcr.
TITO lecture embotlles tho ripo scholarship antl
careful thought Of this famous Anglo-Amer!-
, cau.
Neacrrad aeasn for Dr.. Hollands now lecturo
on hobby-iading," 10 bo given tomorrow
night tn Plymouth Church, aro for sale or sx :.
Change TOT option tickets tl,s morning a. Jansen,
aloClurg l. Co.'S.
Mrs Ann Leary, ngctl 40 years, fall tlcnl from,
.e,ee No. sa yas9iay set Afternoon g. or resi
husband anil four Bmill children. Tic Coroner
will hold The Inquest to-day.
Tile Civil Enginccra' 1netitute held mating
a. ITO Sherman fouBe cltbrooms yeatortaY
a't3ofnnnn. H. y. Cheabrough ln tho chair. MI.
=: =, y litts was unanimously elected a mornEcr
Eentsotncn woto proposed and reiorrei to tho
appropriate committee. Mr.. G. ". 1riol road
an interesting paper OIL tho "Altractsvo 1ntln-
M shcs nt , N'innlrR Streams npon tho Magnetic
NneIle,' alter which tho Rociaty nt11o,rnet
Ilo attendance NM limited, an = naiority OF tho
aliot-box.
r.. ~ Woman's Temperance Convention for tho
First, Second. and Third Congressional Dib.rtctb
centcslng n Chicago, will ba iold In tho lecsnro-
1oon Of SafFK ntrect n. +. Church Tomorrow,
commencing At 70 o'clock: Doleealos will 10 ap.
pointcd to tho National Union nj Cincinnati, aud
Reports Of tho atnto Of lilo cauan wilI bu given
At IN tho afternoon VII! bo tho public nl,-
, 1875-11-03
VIRGINIA.
NOTHING I5KFiH1TK.

laoaaosp' 'a.' Nov. a.-Mo.gre returns from
.ue osA'e suo" 9slna for both Conservatives sad
nopupAeans' lhe former. hoHeYer, having the
,afsees' III some eouatiea whsre the Hepub-
eans nasa no candidate thoy arc supporting The
.' ..'haepenaepts. i !. ls more tllan probable shAt
sne general resu't Will not materially altss sas
Gen. Bradley I. Sn1,nsnn +, .,so.., 10 tho
state saas ssnaso by zoo maiotlty, TGo Two other
iaetM, ate elected by larger maiotltIss
a@suaaa from tifty-fous precincts IN dinslant
sou@1Iss sAox msoEss TO. tho Con
H. .naS,ic xaose Eans in many caass ats large.
oa' 10" anassncos. |. i lmpossspls 10 saimato
, 1875-11-03

KILLED ET THE CARS,
Sptcfdf p4spaaA 10 Th< Chicago Iytbunk.
AunonA, H., Nov. 2.-James Russell, of this
city, : brakeman on the Chicago 4 lowa Ilatl-
Eosd, fell from hls train At o'clock p. M, be-
tween Maryland aud Mount Norris, and was
killed. Tmo cars passed over him, nang!inR tue
body In shocking manner. lie leaves 4 wife
aud TITO small children.
Spsetat D1.eafeh q 7hs Chicago 1r1ouns.
MILWAUKEE, Via, Nov. 2.-Josorh hllstoHaty.
= brakeman on the St. Paul Iload. Toll from a cat
and MAS crushed 10 dsAth It 3 o'clock this morn
Ing