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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-11-05
A snow storm commenced Sunday ev

A snow storm commenced Sunday eve
ming about dusk on the western end of the
Susquehannah, where three inches fell. and
at Deposit two inches. The weather
cleared off cold and clustering, ice form
ed in the vicinity of Port Jervis nearly an
inch thick. There was a light fall of
snow at Milford, Pa, and the mountains
in Pike county, Pa. are covered. The
hill north of Manchester, n. H. are also
white with snow, and Monday was the
coolest day Of the season in that section.
There are about six inches of snow at
Quebec, Canada, and sleighing is good
Mount Royal, near Montreal, is covered
to the depth of two inches. Snow COM
menced falling in Boston at 1915 Tuesday
A. M.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-11-05
The State Election.

We have the happiness to-day Of record
ing the success of our whole State ticket.
Individually we never had any. doubt a
bout this result until the Mayors election
in Baltimore last week, when the Demo
cratic majority was so much reduced. But
happening in the city the next day we
were assured by prominent gentlemen who
had been acting with the Reformers in
that contest that they had no idea of sus-
tanning Mr.. Harris and his Republican
allies. We then received assurance that
under no circumstances could Mr.. CAROLS
majority be less than 10000. 1t is 10000
and of course secures the election of ouI
ticket. But at this present writing the
returns from the rest Of the State indicate
that our ticket would have been elected
outside of Baltimore city. We will have
control of both branches of the Legisla
ture, yet there will be strong minority
of the opposition. We are glad of this
because nothing is SO wholesome in legis
lative bodies and conducive to the public
welfare as strong opposition, which will
always be on the lookout for errors on the
part of the majority.
The contest which has passed away has
been very severe one, and the success Of
our party over the combined opposition
shows the attachment of the people Of thii
State to Democratic principles. But Al
the same time il has taught us some lessons
which we must not fail to profit by, lest
the people may not be inclined again tc
trust the party. Of these matters we shall
speak more at length hereafter. At pre-
sent we tender our congratulations at the
happy result to our readers.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-11-05

The flag that waved over Fort McHen
~, at Baltimore during the British BON
bardment, in 1914, and which suggested
to Key the composition of the Star Spang
led Banner. is owned by Mrs. Georgianna
Armistead Appleton, ot Boston, daughter
of Colonel Armistead, who commanded
the fort during the bombardment. The
banner which is much torn, is now Oh
board the United States steamer Tallapoo
sa lying at Portsmouth, N. H., and will
be exhibited at the Philadelphia Centen-
NAL exhibition.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-11-05

General Ferdinand c. Latrobe, recently
elected Mayor of Baltimore city, was duly
installed and assumed the duties of the
office at noon on Monday. There were
no public ceremonies attending the install
lation of the new Mayor and the proceed
ings were of the simplest character. Mr.
L. took the oath of office before the Clerk
of the Superior Court, and, accompanied
by few friends, proceeded to the Mayors
office at the City Hall, where he was cor
daily received and welcomed Ivy the re-
firing Mayor, Hon. Joshua Vansant, In q
brief address, which was responded to by
Mr.. Latrobe. This concluded the official
proceedings The Mayors and adjoining
ropms were crowded with citizens, who
made their congratulations.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-11-05
Vote i'm the Counties.

The following is from the .S,sa Of ycster.
day:
The election IN Maryland on Tuesday
has elected great interest as to its result
/ The large majority in Baltimore city guar.
autees the election Of the Democratic can
didatcs for Governor. Attorney General
and Comptroller. and the subsequent; in
tercst is in the complexion Of the Lcgisla.
ture Returns from the counties are still
incomplete but sufficiently full TO decide
the result on the State ticket and the com
plexion of the Legislature OF the TWEEN.
/ tv-three counties in the State Mr.. Carroll
has carried ten, viz: Anne Arundel
Garrett. Hartford, Howard, Kent. Mont
gomery, Prince Georges, Queen Anne's
/ Wicomico and Worcester, by reported
majority of 3, 700. and Mr. Harris ten, viz
/ Allegany, Baltimore, Caroline, Corroll,
| Cecil, Charles. Dorchester, Frederick, Tai
bot and Washington, by majorities aggre-
eating 3,400, leaving the three counties OF
! Calvert. Somerset and ST. Mary's to be
heard from, which cannot affect the re
suit, but will decide il outside the city OF
Baltimore. The majority for Harris is
based on an estimate of 600 in Allegany
and 1000 in Baltimore county. The lat
ter county has heretofore given from 1000
| to 800 Democratic majority, but has beer
completely revolutionized. In severa
counties carried by Mr.. Harris by small
maiorities the Democratic legislative and
county ticket is elected
| The Senate consists of twenty-six mem
bers, of which ten Democrats and two Re
publicans hold over. OF the fourteen to
be returned the Democrats have elected
nine, the Republicans 3, viz DR.. Lewis
II. Steiner, in Frederick, and gaining one
In Baltimore and Washington county each
leaving Somerset and Calvert to be heard
from.
OF the eighty -four members of the House
the Democrats have elected fifty six, Re
publicans twenty three.
For the House of Delegates it is proba
BILE that the counties have voted as fol
lows: Observation-Disclosures ,, Wicomicc
2, Caroline 1, Queen Annes 2, Kent
Cecil 3, Hartford 3, Howard ., Anne Arun
del 3, Prince Georges 3, Montgomery
Baltimore city IS, Carroll 4, Dorchester l
Allegany 4. Republicans and Reformer:
Baltimore county 6, Calvert 2. Caroline
1, Charles 2, Dorchester ?, Frederick .
Garrett 2, st. Mary's 2, Somerset 3, Tai
bot 2, Washington 4.
The vote in Baltimore city was 5S,941
Mr.. Carroll, Democrat, for Governor, re
: ceived 36,95S votes, and Mr.. Harris p ,9S
votes; Carroll's majority 15,025. Nj
Gwinn, for Attorney General, had 1914
votes, and Mr.. Wallis 22,473 votes, MI
Woolford. for Comptroller, had 1910
votes, and Mr.. Wilkins 22,02S votes.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-11-05

John King ofTennessee is very busy ask
ing questions about what has taken place
during the last thirteen years. He had a
farm in Tennessee in 1862, and the soldiers
of both armies made themselves cordially
at home on his premises. So he removed
with all his produce to a cave in the Cum
berland Mountains 4 storm threw
down a rock which closed the mouth OF
the cave Therein he lived for thirteen
years, in the dark, eating from his pro-
duce and drinking from a spring. The
other day a railroad company, blasting
for tunnel, blasted him out.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-11-05

The Independent in its election table
puts all the Radical candidates as ''Inde-
pendent Reform" and "Independent Re
publicans" Can our friends teach us the
secret by which they are able SO nicely to
discriminate? Can our friends tell us
where are all the genuine Republicans
whom the negroes were appealed to to
sustain And lastly will our friends in
form US under what head OF "Indepen
dents" they come themselves
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-11-05

Tb soundings for the submarine tun-
mel between England and France are be
ing carried on actively. They are at this
moment directed to the part of the straits
near the English coast, at a few miles
from the shore. Each evening the vesseI
which carries the commissioners returns
to Dover, Calais, or Boulogne, and work
is recommended the next day. The engi
neers charged with the important labor
are perfectly satisfied with the results OBJ
tanned. So far, nothing has occurred tc
destroy their assumptions relative to the
depths.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-11-05

On the 4th of J Tune last one hundred and
fifty Catholic children of Brattleboro, Yer
mont, stayed away from school, the day
being the feast of Corpus Christi, and the
school committee Of the town refused to
allow them to return unless their parents
would promise that they should not again
absent themselves, which promise the
parents refused to give, and the Supreme
Court of the State has now been called
upon to pass on the right of the school
committee to make any such demand.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-11-05
THE MARKETS.

TOBACCO. -Inspections for the past week
were composed chiefly of Mary land, only few
hhds. of other descriptions; market quiet !;
sales limited and mostly of Maryland new crop
ground leaves within the former range Moth
ing reported in Ohio or other kinds since the
close of our last Review.
Inspections this week 600 hhds. Maryland,
Ohio, and IL Va. StemS-total $40. Cleared
same period $50 hhds. Maryland, ga hhds.
Ohio to Havre; 659 hhds. Ohio to Marseilles !;
90 hhds. Maryland, 800 khds. Ohio, "A hbds.
Virginia, As do. stems to Bremen, and hhds.
Maryland to West Indies. We revise quota
tinnS a 9 fnllnNNS
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-11-05

The japanese Minister at Washington,
accompanied by General Capron, Agricul-
tural Agent of the United States in that
country, were in Baltimore on Tuesday
They visited among other places of inter
est the new City Hall, and called upon May
or Latrobe, and inspected the several &c
partments and appeared much pleased
with what they saw.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-11-05
DIED.

October 23d, at the Rectory of Trinity Pa
IRISH, MARY ELIZA, beloved wife of the Rev.
l.. II. JACKSON, Rector, in the 46th year of her
age.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-11-05
III ARRIED-

At Waugh Chapel, Washington, D. c., Sep.
TENDER Both, 1875, by the Rev. RICHARD Nor.
RIs, Mr.. WASHINGTON HICKS, of Charlie.
county, Nd, and Miss MOLLIE A. WHEEL
Err, of Iowa
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-11-05
Good Bye. Scaln<>-n-
baltimore City

baltimore city.
official
For Governor
John Lee Carroll, Democrat, 36,95s
J. Morrison Harris. Reform, 2l,963
Carroll's majority, i5,os5.
For attorney General
Charles J. VI. Gwinn, Dem. 36,7i9
). Tcackle Wallis, Ref 2e,f1S
Gwinn's majority, l+,216.
For Comptroller.
Levin Woolford. Dem. 3s,i95
Edward wilkins, Reform. 22,02s
Wooltord's majority, 1907.
In the city the Democratic Legislative
ticket, as well as for Judges of the Or.
phans Court, States Attorney, Sheriff and
Surveyor is elected by large majorities.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-11-05

If He had not slept a wink for twenty-four
hours, coughing all the time. His sister bou ght
a 25 cent bottle of Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup at
the nearest drug store, gave him dose, and
the cough was broken at once and he slept
quietly through the night.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-11-05

/ Massachusetts,, as was generally autiei-
pated, has again wheeled into the Repub-
lican line. 50 has New Jersey. Kansas
and Wisconsin have rs usual gone that
way.
But the most extraordinary result is OBJ
tanned in Mississippi. The Democrats
have swept the entire State, electing the
entire ticket in each county. They also
elect the whole congressional delegation.
How it has been possible - accomplish
this result in tile face OF majority
OF thirty thousand negroes we cannot
understand, but we are sure all Of our
readers viii offer up an heartfelt thanks
giving that our down;yoddcn brethren
Of that State are relieved from the mis-
management and robbery incident to the
domination Of carpet baggcrs and the ne
groos.
On the whole we are happy-happy at
the political outlook and happy that the
elections are over, and we will be able to
possess our souls in peace and think OF
something else.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-11-05
Divine Service.

Service may lie expected in Port Tobacco
Parish, commencing II | clock \. NJ, us fol
lows:
2ith Sunday after Trinity, Piney.
18th Sunday after Trinity, Port Tobacco.
26th Sunday after Trinity, Piney.
Isl SUNDAY i'll Advent, Port Tobacco.
"a Sunday in Advent, Piney.
Sd Sunday in Advent, Port Tobacco.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-11-05
The Elections i'm other states.

The election in Pennsylvania has result
e1 in the success of the Republican party
by about 1900. This was not unantici.
pated by us, and is the natural offspring
Of Ohio imitation. The Democrats of Penn
sylyania adopted the Ohio platform and
were defeated and we are not sorry for it
We have no tears to shed over il, from the
fact that We rather rejoice and think or
TIE whole it will be better for the party
throughout the whole country. We arc
attached to our party because of its prin
ciples, and one OF these is Hard Money
II the party repud late that principle il de
serves defeat, though even then we should
seek to avert it, and bring the party bach
to the right path.
In New York the Democrats have elect
ed their State ticket, but by a reduced
majority. This is what is called the "of
.ear" in politics in that Statc-the office:
Voted for being unmportant in themselves
such as Secretary of State, Attorney Gene
raj, &c, and tho Legislature. In New
York city, Judges. &c. were voted for ant
party lines Were not drawn very tightly
Besides, as they often d. in that city, they
had a split in tie por;y, the merits O
which we do not understand. but it re
suited in two parties, Tammany and Anti
Fammany-the former being the regular
organization. The Republicans joineC
the latter and by their combined vote.
were successful. Here is anotlA lessor
Tor the leaders To cons,yue, The result il
iae State is no; supposed in any way 1,
enger the Democratic control of ih'
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-11-05
Dark Bay Horse,

six years old, and perfectly sound, and is a
6ne SADDLE HORSE. | offer the horse for
sale as have no use for il. Reference: Mr.. B
l.. Higiou. V. H. NEALE.
-
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-11-05
NOTICE.

NOTICE..
DY virtue of writ of vendition exponas,
ID issued by William Dunnigton, one of the
Justices of the Peace of the State of Maryland,
in and for Charles County, to me directed,
will expose to sale at public auction, upon the
premises, on MONDAY, the 25th of OCTOBER
instant between the hours of 10 A. NJ. and IL NJ.
clock, for cash. his life estate in the FARM
known as "FOXHILL," late the property OF
James H. Rison; seized and taken in execution
at the suit of Richard Posey.
Charles County. Oct. 5, 1875.
A. J. GROVES, Constable.
oct s-3t
The ADORE sale is POSTPONED
until MONDA Y, the 18th dag of No
rember, 1875.
A. J. GROVES, Constable.
nov sgt
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-11-05

'thecred by this hope, wait.
Through toll, and care, and grief,
Til my appointed course is run,
And death shall bring relief"
III
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-11-05
Potatoe-B to the Rear!
THAT'S THE WAY TO TREAT THEM.
Old Charles Safe foc Next Year,
INGRATITUDE REBUKED:
HOW DO YOU FEEL, DOCTORS

Digge>' 500 Majority Reducef To So
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-11-05
HORSE FOR SALE.

TIVE undersigned will offer for sale in front
i Of the Court House, on TUESDAY, the
. lsrh bap1sOp,n
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-11-05

Died, at the residence of her son-in-law, Mr.
JoHS Z. MARSHALL, on Sunday, the 18th ultimo
Mrs ANNaE. BROWN, in the Goth year of hel
I
The New York herald., 1875-10-25
LONG ISLAND.

Bishop Laughlin yesterday, at the Catholic church In
souIhord confirmed about eighty children Of the con
gregation-
Charles $ Ferguson young man employed by Mr..
Bullock station agent for the Long Island Railroad al
Huntingdon, has run on with 500.
is proposed to establish system or fire alarm tele
graph In Long Island CITY Immediately Il il estmApsa
that tho work can be done for $5, 600
The Babylon elopement scandal has become the sub.
ject OF n controversy In the local newspapers the
lawyers in the case being the disputants
Frederick Blydcnburg, boy residing at Lake Grove,
was dangerously shot fow days ago by two other boys
his companions, who fired at n number Of quail thai
were lying past bush, behind which he was hidden
The Board OF Supervisors Of Suffolk county have
passed resolution directing that hereafter every jus
tce Of the peace within the county shall over %
the Supervisor OF his town, within thirty days All
fines collected by him. 20 be used for the support o the
poor Fines collected by the sheriff are 70 be PAID IN
like manner In the town where imposed.
The Laurel Hin eectment suits, as they have been
knownAnn Maria Partridge against majority OF the
landholdcrs Laurel HIl town OF fNcwtown-have JUS
been disposed Of the Queens County supreme Court
before Judge Pratt The plaintn claimed title TO ths
property in dispute by virtue OF an old will dscovero4
few years ago by some Of the pretending heirs This
probably ends the attompt TO dapoaseea some thisty
orty property holders
The New York herald., 1875-10-25
BROOKLYN.

collection was taken up yesterday in all tho Catho-
semnarics.
The Coroner notified to hold inquest yesterday
the body Of Anthony Rudolph, German forty -four
years old who dropped dead at his residence in Bush
street, near Clinton
President Dtmus Jewell, ofthe Fire Department Of
the town of New Lots, fell into the cellar OF building
at fire on Saturday night and broke his left He
removed to his home Henry street, near Fnlton
avenue.
two story frame dwelling house, corner OF Madison
and Union avenues, was set on fire by some unknown
scoundrel at nine o'clock on Saturday night II was
completely destroyed. The house unoccupied and
unfurpishcd The loss is about 81, 800.
Alexander Hook, German, engaged in business as
broker, was arrested complaint Of Herman sticht
residing at No 403 De Kab avenue, charge OF pass
ing false check drawn the Sixpenny Savings BanA
Of New York, for the sum Of my dollars
The New York herald., 1875-10-25
NRW YORK BORN.

Total natives OF New York .............. d. OoI 34S
Equal to twelve and ono.third per Of all tbs
tive born in the Union
To show the remarkable character OF the Michigan
emgration we quote from journals or the day. Miles,
Register June Is, 1881, says
There is a mighty emigration to this Territory this
season. The steamboats, and all other water craft on
the lake tErie) 1lled with men, women and chill
dren beds, cradles, kettles and frying pans Seven
steamboats, landed Detroit in day with $40 emil
grants paper Of June o, 1885, says-"Eighty thou
sand western bound emigrants left Buffalo by water
last season. Emigrants pouring INTO Michigan al
an unprecedented rate.n The Erie (Pa.l Gazette In
August, 1885 said mo one who does not witness II
can have any idea of the immense and interminabs
throng of people who vending their way by the
route of Lake Erie 10 the West. Steamboats, and
schooncrs constantly crowded and the estimate Ia
that than 200 900 settlers will 90 West during the
present The number who move by land II
without precedent
Bui one thing prevented the depopulation OF West
ern New York. and that the Erie Canal The
facilities afforded for getting grain to market induced
the cooler heads to remain, and So In spite OF the
Western drain, the wheat growing region slowly in
creased in population.
PROGRESS STATE
Despite this drain the Empire State held her
place No. in rank. Emigration from abroad
assisted natural increase, and the population steadily
rose as every proved The population and
rates OF increase were:-
The New York herald., 1875-10-25
CORONERS' CASES.

John o'Brien, aged thirty seven years, was found
dead yesterday morning in the the corner OF
14Sh street and the Boulevard Coroner Woltman will
hold an inquest
John Boyle who received a fracture Of the skull on
Saturday night by falling from the roof of the Man
haitian Iron Works. died at Bellevue Hospital yesterday
morning from the injuries received
An unknown man, aged about nfty years, died very
suddenly yesterday morning at No liz Sheriff street.
The deceased employed us q tobacco stripper by
Mary Berladc, at the above place.
Ann NJ. Stenglehcmer died suddenly yesterday at No
80 Greenwich street
Coroner Croker took tho ante -mortem statement OF
Felix Mcbride at Bellevue Hospital yesterday morning
Mcbride was stabbed on Saturday night in the liquor
store Of his brother Owen the corner of Fortleth
street and Second avenue by Thomas Handy car
driver OF NO II2 Second avenue. Tho statement of
the dying man fully corr0borates the account published
in the HERALD OF yesterday Handy has not yet been
The New York herald., 1875-10-25
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY OCTOBER 25 187-TRIPE SHEET

it depends on the electors correct them by appoint
ing two republican Chambers should like TO say two
conservative Chambers for maintain that henceforth
the two words synonymous. Gentlemen, this dis
agreement about which so much noise Is made only
Of words for the intranslgeants, they
called will vote with US and like US 70 the last day
or tho Assembly, and will prove IT, What are We TO
do in thus last session. Three thinSs-the raising OF
the state oi siege, the law on the mayors and the
Electoral bill These the battles which We
have TO light before the dissolution The law on the
mayors voted by this Assembly must be brought IN
again this Assembly which under VI. Theirs wished to
mayors to be elected by the MunlcDa Councils,
and which TO day finds they are good only when APP
pointed by the Due de Broge unless II be by NJ Bullet
The second battle viii be on the state OF siege The
liberty Of the press s more than ever necessary at
moment when tho rights OF thought and conscience
attacked. Lastly, we shall struggle to keep the
scrltis de iise Well these three essential points
will any one dare TO say that one OF the Deputies Of
whom l spoke just will not vote with usY Ii
would be not only absurd but ridiculous to entertain
such supposition
CANCELLATION AND DISCIPLINE
And now what have just said TO tho Deputies say
10 you, electors If anything good has been done by
the Assembly it is because We have known how to be
concilatory and disciplined. If you would finish and
consecrate our work, be concatory and disciplined
too rhc'Repubic is not sect II is the legal govern
mcnt OF the country Ii has the right tho
submission and devotion OF all who give IN their adhe-
sion 70 II, without asking the date OF their
conversion The more numerous are the con
versions the more remote Will be the chances
OF revolution France needs repose il Is her first need
after 80 many disasters Let contribute to give it
her. let Us show all that ones iatherland should be
above parties. Far from dsputng with republicans OF
the vigil, let us have no disputes with those OF the
morrow having but one ambition that OF showing our
selves faithful observers OF the law, scrupu
ous friends of probity in business and of austerty in
morals IL is not sufficient for us TO be honest; we
must cxaggerae honesty to be worthy of the OF
republicans. Let US answer old and abominable caum-
nes by the exercise Of virtues and in order that
France may feel that she has passed from the imperial
TO the republican era by seeing that all laws lnvIo
liable, that they equal for all citizens, that
can accomplish anything but by work and capacity, and
that there Is an end OF the government OF couresans
and sharpers.