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GIRLS REVENGE.
Death Penalty for = Criminal As

COLUMBUS s. G, Nov. G-The moaotony
of The stale trials was broken to-day by a
bearing on application for writ of habeas
corpus In the case OF a young girl, sixteen
years of age, who vas committed to iAil tn is
morning The young girl. Miss Ssllie Wool,
returned 10 he's home about twenty miles
from Columbia, yesterday evening, and
there found a neignbnr. Samuel Henry,
awaiting her arrival. She invited hun into
the house, which they entered together, wnen
Henry quickly seized her, Violently at
tempting an Indecent assault aud throwing
her on the floor. The girl. hewever, sue
ceeded in freeing herself from his grasp. and,
obtaining a pistol fIom the next room, re
TUNED Immediately and fired upol her as
sailSnt with such deadly effect a. 70 K III hi "a
Instantly, the ball penetrating his breast.
Fenry was married man and the father or
three children The families OF both parties
are reSpecta bic, well TODD country people
and have been intimate for years. tn
young girl surrendered herself 10 the ofiic -
of The law, going quietly 10 jail, from which
she was released few hours szTer on con-
sent, an order being e..sitered re 4uiring ~ 90
ban, when vas quickly found. She may be
suclectec 70 the Inconvenience of trial, but
mas been acquitted already by the powerful
verdict Of q popular opinion,
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FORTT-FIFTH CONGRESS.
WEDNESDAY, November.
THE SENATE WAS not iu session To-

The SENATE Was not ina session to- day.
HOuSE.-The reading of yesterdays Jour
nal was not completed until twenty minutes
past l..
The Speaker laid before the House a com.
munloaIion from Rev. John Poisal tender.
ing his resigna; on as the Chaplain OF the
House. " Wv
Mr.. stephens offered a resolution declaring
lhat me Rouse had heard with regret The
reading OF The resignation, aud that In part.
ing the House returned IT, thanks win It's
best wishes In his lev sphere OF usefulness.
M, -atklns gave notice that he would no,
call up The army bill, which was ms de the
special order for 10 day, until 10 morrow az
ter the reading OF the Journal
Mr.. leoi aru rose to
PERSONAL EXPLANATION
in reference TO his action yesterday in rela-
ton 10 the reference of a bill prescrtb Ding tue
form of credentials for Representstives-elect.
which was reported from the committee on
rules by Mr.. stephens, and referred To the
committee ON elections
MIR Leonard desired TO disavow a spirit OF
captiousness, and critic'z ed the pro forma
motion 10 reconsider and lay that motion on
the table.
Mr. sayler, who was in the Chair yester-
day, defended the practice aud the action ~
The Chair.
Mr.. stephens moved TO discharge the com
mittee on elections from the consideration OF
The bill, and TO refer II 10 the Judiciary com
mittee.
The motion was agreed TO.
Mr.. Leonard -" Mr.. Speaker
The Speaker-The gentleman from Georgia
is recognized.
Mr.. Stephens.-I move to reconsider the
vote just taken, and TO lay that motion Ga
tie table.
The latter motion was formally put aud
agreed TO.
Mr.. Gardner was next recognized, and pro-
ceedtd 10 address the House on the till re-
pealing the third section of the resumption
act. He advocated the repeal Of the section,
believing that the res umptiOn act h Al IA lei
10 accomplish what was expected of IL by its
friends al the time OF its passage. He was
Lot in favor OF imitation; neither did he
think that the country was prepared for con-
tTs ction.
Mr.. Cox (Ohio) agreed with his colleague
as TO the necessity for "A currency interch ang-
able with coin, and the desirability OF return
10 specie payment. He admitted the ambig-
uity OF the language OF the clause. He recug-
nized the ability OF the minority opposed 90
any resumption, and tho ght IL desirable 10
take such steps as could be successfully car
ried TO successful result He then explain
ed the principles of his proposed substitute.
which retains the free banking principle of
the resumption act, and prov ides for resump
ion on graduated scale. commencing TO
redo EN- January I, lS1s, at - cents in gold
for the greenback dollar and increasing the
rate cent on the dollar each six months
thereafter, until they are redeemed In par.
This, he believed, would bring about a natu-
raj al healthy resumption in a manner
best calculated 10 prom ote the interest of tue
country.
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Trial OF MARYLAND Judges

ANNAPOLIS, Nov. The TRIALS of ia ges
Grason and Yellott, of Baltimore county
circuit court, Indicted in that county for
malfeasance in office, was commenced here
10 day in The Anne Arundel circuit court.
to which the case has been remoyed-Jutges
Miller, Hayden and Hammond sitting. Most
of the morning was consumed In the open
ing statement of tue states case by Mr.. Jer-
Wis Spencer, states attorney for Baltimore
county, and The reply of the defence by Mr..
Cuttings. Attorney General Gwlnn is pre-.
sent and will he'll prosecute. Considerable
interest is manifested by the many people
present, most OF whom were disappointed
when the defence announced themse yes a.
ready for a trial, as demurrer TO the indict-
melt and technicalities by which to avoid
the triSl were anticipated Mr.. Cuttings
claimed, In his reply 10 Spencer's opening,
that his clients had acted honestly and fairly
and for the best interest of Baltimore county.
as would he SHOWN not only by lack of
testimony from the states witnesses TO the
COR tlary. but by positive proof which they
would offer at the proper time.
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Paner Mill Burned

paper mill at Turner's Falls was burned last
night, involving heavy loss.
SPRINGFIELD, MASS, Nov. The orlgi-
nal cost of the Keeth paper mill, burned at
Turner's Falls last night, was over 500 900.
The fire began in the lower story from an
unknown cause. A part OF the machine
room, the bleach room aud Office were likely
to be saved at $50 a. M. The loss will be
$500 ,G00--insurapce 500 coo. The mill was
noteworthy for its superior construction and
its perfect adaptation to Its work. IL was
unhesitatinely pronounced by experienced
paper NAL ers the best mill in the world. The
main building was go feet deep by - feet
wide, and five stories high with two LIS pro-
jecting toward the railroad, one - by 100 feet,
and the other IS by 15 feet. Ii had a capacity
OF five tons daily, and employed three hun
dred hands. The machinery was all OF the
most approved pattern.
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%GSCONSIN
Republican 'iatns Ihrou ghout the

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. The chair
man OF the republican state central com nit
tee telegraphs a. follows: 81 think the state
may be safely counted on for five or six
thousand majority for the republican ticket.
Inc DE Tor the greenback ticket In the state
is nov estimated at 81 $40. Milwaukee county
complete gives democratic sJority for
governor OF 300. Tilden's majority in the
county was 2,oiA Oaly eleven towns have
been heard from since last night, "A ad they
reduce the republican gain fifty-siX. Returns
Tom -lG precincts show a republican gain of
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THE SITUATION IN FRANCE.
The be BrOglie Ministry Withdraw
Their RestguatiOus

PARIS, Nov. The Oficjdi Journal an
nounces that the De Broglie ministry, at
President MacMahon's request, have with
drawn their designations They however in-
sist il shall be fully understood that while
shall in no wise prejudice the President s
subsequent decisions.
NJ. Greyy Provisional President OF
the Deputies.
VERSAILLES. Nov. The senate reassem-
bled this afternoon, and the nom ination of
members of the bureau began. NJ Grevy has
been elected. Professionally. president OF the
chamber Of deputies, by vote of 30 against
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Another Challenge 10 AHse RIGA from
the Irish Rineuen.

NEW YORK, Nov. TIE Herald CORE
spondent at Dublin telegraphs tn At the Irish
rifiemen have sent an Invitation to Colonel
Schemerhorn, secretary of the American Ma
tional Rife association, inviting the meri-
can riflemen TO shoot the Centennial troph =
match and also nm Irish-American ma eli
next year at Paris or the neighborhooi, IA
conditions TO be the same as those for III
Centennial match. The Irish rifiemeu are
however, willing to accept any modific A.
tlons the American rifienen may desire
that is, IL the Americans wish 10 m AXE the
contest one over 900, coo and 100 va ris In
stead OF 500, 500 and 100 yaris, the Irishmen
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Shot Dead

NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-George Mcbride, a
canal boat captain, was shot aud instantly
killed last night by William Thompson. .
watchman employed In Woodruff Nc
Leans stores, Commerce street, Brooklyn
Mcbride was drunk, aud went on the dock
with Michael Dooley and John Welsh. Nc
Bride aud Thompson had q quarrel and grap p.
pied but were separated, after which Tnopp-
SON drew q revolver and fired n Mcbride,
son was arrested and locked up, and appeared
har,ily TO realize what he had done.
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NEW JERSEY.
The rkettRerafIP NGrfert

NEWARK, Nj Nov. the la est returns
give Mcclellan l. so majority. He carried
nve OF the seven Congress ~ Dnal disLricts-the
Isl and 9Th giving Newell 200, the Others
give Mcclellan - loo. Toe legislature Is
democratic in bOth houses. TIE senate
St2 nds-3 democrats, republicans; a dem
ocTatic gain OF I. The assembly stands-Sf
democrats. - republicans; a democratic
gain NJ
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SENA1 OR MoRTON's SUCCESSOR - w.
Williams, OF Irdi ana, has appointed Hon.
ID. W. Voorhees, u. s. Senator to ill the va
caDey occasiOned by the death OF Senator
Morton.
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bAL1lhokf, NoNenber Virginia skies, old !,
81 do. deferred, so; do CONSOLIDATED, 61x, 90.
second series, as; North Carolina sizes, old, Tx:
do; new. !. - bad 10 day Sugar q0iet, 81.
BALTIMORE, November lection steady and
demand tair-middlng, l04a10z: Flour m5re
setiye ana unchanged. whe.t, seutherr hrm sod
higher, western strong sod 2a2h higheE-soufhcrn
red, gocH togrme, .S.sl a.; do; sm.s., 11a
Der, t2al; Deoemser, lts: Sorn, so,,tssra
white, old, 62a6s; DO. new, s6a6o do: yelle. q,
DO. new, 90. November, old, 02t, do. nes, - I,
December, old, offered 62<; do new, 90 bid; yan-
uary. new, Offered 90; steamer, 81. Oats sfeed.-
southern, sIa31; western white, 3aa35; d.
naked, 32a33. Rye quiet and firm, 6aa60. nav
duIl-Mary land and Pennsylvania prime, IL 90
10 90. Provisions quiet steady ana unchan0cI
tter-choice western scarce and firm, 2Ic53
Petroleum unchanged. Coffee unchanged Whi5Sr
s1il iI0S: Reee,gss-flour, 900; whssf.
" hss,, 2: 200; corn, i23 500;
NEW lUhk, November s.-Stocks afvancea n
10 and then declined = 20 IL. Moncy s. Cda1
02A: Exchange, long, <sl; short, le5. Gov,
NAV YokK, November 5-Flour quiet A.
unchanged Wheat easier Corn scaroeis 40 frS
ed k9 esls nossmesr a. 1890 p nlossss
: eonds four and-a halves, 1861; ls65k, I0aT
shares, 10. =
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INGERsoLL.-A dispatch from Col. Robt,
M. IDgeTsoll's home says he has been offered
the mission to Germany, and is now on his
way 10 Washington TO see about it.
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PENNsYLVANIA
Pike md La "a renee lauufies

PHILADELPHIA Nov. Official returns
OF Pike county give Noyes, dem for state
treasurer, 5| ma iOrity; republican gan. 345
Lawrence county, semi-official, gives Hart,
rep, foT state treasurer, about so majority
de mocraiic gam OF SjO.
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AN AWAKENED CONSCIENCE.-The Sec
rotary of the Treasury has this day received
an envelope postmarked New York, and
containing $50, TO be placed to the credit of
the cOnscien ce fund.
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MsSsiCHUsEFrS.

BOSTON, Nov. s.-keJurns from all but
FeSen towns in the state are received. Tas
vote is as follows. GOV. Rec, rep, 70, d;
CASTOR, dem, - 735: Pittman, Temperance,
l6,2ll; Phillips, gree lback and labor, 3,tTl;
treasurer. EndecOtt, rep, - 961, Snillings,
DEM, 1860. TIE senate stands IS repaolt-
cans and democrats: a gain OF two senators
or the republicans The mouse stands I73 re-
publicans, CT democrats, liberal republican
and two indeppndeuts
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THE EVENING STAR
WASHINGTON News and Gossip.

GovERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Inter-
nal revenue, So, 500; customs, SIS. fO5 Sc.
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nH0oldsmith Maid and 8chuyler Colfax
Herald.
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COLUMBIA, 3. G, Nov. IA verdict OF
guilty was rendered this morning In the
Cardozo case. An appeal will dou otless be
taken.
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HE Legislature Certainty Repub.
ffeAn

NEW YORK, Nov. A special TO the Com
1seTciW Adr.TftssF from Albany saVs.-Tbe
returns from the interior OF tue state e lme ln
slowly. The majority on the democratic
state ticket Will range from 1900 10 rs ODa.
The republicans claim 20 of the d sena,oIs
and - OF The - members OF the assembly
which gives thefl a clear working majority
in hofh hpueeS
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kilograms to The Star.
LATEST ELECTION RETURNS.

Maryland Judges On Trial.
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AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House
this morning were Senators Matthews,
Hamlfn, Lamar and Plumb, and Repre-
seDtatives Welsh, Ellis, Blogdeu, Blanton
and Duncan.
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HERALD SUMMARY OF THE RE-
SlLGS.
New York Iegt~la attn re Rem hlieau


NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-rhe fl raid says the
results of yesterday : election are ri ven here
with: In this city and county the democrats
elect Doew register by a majority OF about
200 over Hess, combination candidate. They
also elect state senators from the 4th, 5th and
probably the sth district Morrisey, anti
Tammany, Il elected senator from the 9Th
district by a majority of 800 over Schell,
regular Tanmany candidate. Goebel, rep,
Is elected 10 Tie senate from the oh district.
The majority for Beach for secretary of state
is about q 900 in the county. The state is
democratic by al least $3.50 The legislature
II probably republican by a very close vote.
Mcclellan Captures New Jersey.
General Mcclellan, dem is elected COVER
nor OF New Jersey by about Is .Oa0 M eiority.
So far as known the democrats have also a
sufficient majority in the Legislature TO con-
troll legislation.
The Revolution An Penu,ylyauia
Indications from Pennsylvania tead to
show that the democrats have overcome the
republican figures of last year, and that their
i2oGo majority. The new labor party polled
a large vote, and completely upset the cal
culations OF the two regular parties.
solid Virginia.
Virginia elects the entire conservative
ticket, there being no opposition.
Connections Republicans Hold the
Fort.
Ia Connecticut the republicans retain con-
rol oil The legislature, adding several new
members to their majority.
Massachusetts Still RePubIfcan.
massachusetts Is republican. Rice is re-
elected governor by a plurality OF about
5000. The council is all republican. A gain
OF one seat. Castor, dem ecratic candi late,
for governor, ran behind even In Boston,
where he was considered strongest.
Republican Gain In WiscOmsin,
Partial returns from Wisconsin Indicate
the election OF Smith, rep, for governor by
an Increase over the republican majority OF
last year.
Two Republican and Two ID en- DER sac
states.
Maryland and Mississippi are democratic.
Minnesota and Kansas are republican.
The Catholic Hierarchy Of Scotland,
LONDON, Nov. a Reuter- selegra 40 from
lone says: Ii Is believed that Christmas is
The time liked for the Pope 10 issue an apoa-
ioilc letters re-establishlng the Catholic HER
archy Of Scotland.
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LINCOLN HALL,
AT HALF PAST THREE O'CLOCK.
Short and earnest addresses.
Good singing by Quartette.
Young men come.
Every body welcome. sepl3-r.
TSCHENCk PULNoNIU SYRUP,
Wy For the Cure Of Consumption,
Coughs and Colds.
TIE great vj-tue OF this dicre is that 1t ripens
the after ard throws out of the system, Puriies
the blood, and thus effects a cure.
sCHENCK's sEA-wEED TONIC,
For the Cure o. Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Re.
The Tonic pr duces Q healthy action of the stom-
ach, creating an sppetite rmlng chs lie, and curing
the most obstinate cases OF Indigestion.
SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS,
For the Cure Of LIreT Complaint, fe.
These Pills are Alternative, and produce a healthy
action Of the liver without the least da Iger they
are free from calOmel and ct more I'd cacious In
storing healthy action Of the liver.
These remedies certain cure for Clnsunp.
ton. the PulmoDic Syrup ripens the ID alter and
purifies the blood The Mandrake Pills act urOu
liver. create healthy bile, and remove all disea.ss
of tie liver, often cause Of COnsumpti IN. The sea-
weed Tonic gives tone and strength to the stomach
Makes q good digestion. ana enables the organs to
ton of healthy blood The combined action Of toese
nedicUes thus planned Will cure every case OF
mpt1on, II taken la time, and the use of the
medicines perseyered in.
DR.. schenck IL professionally at his rrincips
every Monday, where all letters tor advice must e
O. GIesssG. nJvZf INV I'm
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The Catholic HE

LONDON, Nov. a Reuter- telegram from
lone says: 1t Is believed that CHRISTMAS is
The time liked for the Pope TO issue an apos-
ioile letters re-establishlng the Catholic HER
archy OF Scotland.
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MISSISSIPPI.


Specials from various points in North Mis-
sissippi state that the election was very
quiet, ard gene rally q light vote was pOllsd
With one exception marshall county, the
democratic ticket abs been elected. In Mar
shall county the contest is very close. with
the odds in favor of the independents.
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QARLOW's GALLERY OF FINE ARTS,
y l99S PeRasyIrdRia a cexEs.
on Peintings Enersyings, Photogravures . new
Ieine Paintings, fine Chromos, &C.. Gilt ana Nickel
Frames in every style for PorceiAine and Photo
graph Portraits The public invited to ex anime
our stock in which will be found ali the late publ
cations of foreign houses.
October LIST will receive . Nns stock OF ss1rlns
Russia Leather Goods, comprising Frames, Port
folioe, Portemenais, Gases, Sc.)
Gold Frames for Mirrors, Portraits and Land
scaEes, and all styles Of Frames, Spanish, French,
and American Naples, with or without velvet or
gold lin ings, ade to order, at reasonable prices.
Gold, silver and Copper Wire; Cord, Hooks, Screw
Eyes, &c, for hanging pictures. Paintings packed,
unfacke ed and hEng by competent workmen.
II n. BARLOW gives his special attention to
transferring, lining and restoring Oh Paintings.
Family Portraits restored with the greatest care,
Catalogues TO be had on application. augsl 3m
4 AN NOW READY TO SET THE
Il BOLDEMAN'S AUTOMATIC FLOOp-vALyE
for the protection Of dwellings against overflow
ing sewers, sCd guarantee perfect relief and salts
faction In every case. No cure, no pay
4. A. ElDGWAY, Practical Plumber,
$50 ID street northwest.
AFTER MANY TROUBLES and heavy ex penss 81
found the only perfect relief from inundation of
my Placements By OVERLOOKING sewers, By the adop-
ton Of the Boidemans Flood Valve, a. SIT by Mr.
=: A kitgwsy on Condition Of NO payment in case
of failure 10 give perfect relief.
octls I'm Corner LIT st and B. /. ave "
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THE RETURNS from Prince Georges conn
ty, Md, indicate the election of the fusion
ticket over the democratic and republican
tickets. Col. Suit and G. b. Calvert are de-
feated for the Senate.
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WISCONSIN,.

REPUBLICAN GAINS
The chairman OF the democratic state cen
fral committee expresses the opinion that il
Will take the Official canvass 10 decide the
result on the state ticket. Two hundred and
Ten towns give Smith, rep, 2,O00 plurality
over Mallory, DEM; net republican gain, 900.
Republicans claim the election OF Smith by
from 500 10 500 majority, but the democrats
claim they have elected at least part OF their
, tate ticket.
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THE SIIUITION IN FRANCE.
TESTERDtTs ELECTIONS.
NEW NORE.
Scalteriug Relarn~

HUDSON, y. v, Nov. a.-COlG mhia county
complete. semi-officially, Beach. dem. for
secretary OF state, an majority, de nOcratic
gain OF -5h
AUBCRS, y. Y, Nov s.-Csyuga county
complete gives Church M. rep, Tor secretary
OF l.S'3 mHloriiy, republican gain SIS Pom
eroy, rep TOT senator, has SO M Al Drity In
the entire dlstrici
OswEGO, y. v. Nov. -.-RefurrS from,
most OF the towns In pswego county Indicate
Churchills, rep, majority ~ about a.tol; ra-
publican gain 81 about .Fpa
ELNIRs. y. y, Nov. s.-Junio's working
ingmen's candidate for secretary OF state
plurality ia this county il igg. Beard. ths,
greenback candidate, L. elected - the as
sembly. He ~ a democrat IN politics.
LOCKFORT, y. Y. Nov. Niagara conn
" gives Beach dem for secretary OF stale
shout - majority, republican gaia Pa Tao
democrats claim Rainers election % the
senate.
TROY, Nov. s.-RenSselasr county gives
about 50o democratic majority. almost all
gain HugeS, dem. for senator In the leth
district, was elected by from roo 10 t00 ma
lori v.
BoUGHKEEPsIE. Nov. - Duchess county
complete gives Churchill s15 majority a re-
publican gain W 4,l Meudover rep. for
senator, has 500 majority.
NATERrOwN, Nov. s.-Jefferson county
gives churchill Hoo majority, a republican
gain OF Is. Turner, rep, Is elected senator
from this district.
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JOHN BRoUGHAM, who arrived in CIeve-
land, Ohio, Sunday night, to play a weeks
engagement at the opera house, left for New
York last evening, via she Erie railroad,
very sick. His illness Ia so alarming that he
nerved himself 10 undertake the Journey,
q ying he must die at home.
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REPUBLICAN, MAJORITY INCREASED.
The republicans carry Atch1sOn city by an
average majority of about 600. Horton, rep,
for chief Justice, has q majority of $40, aud
Humphrey, rep, for lieutenant governor, 2l0.
Click, dem, is elected commissioner Ia the
LIST district by a small ma jority. Returns
from county thus far received indicate repub-
ncan majority 70 be largely increased.
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BROOKLYN Democrats Elect Their
Mayor.

NEW YORK, Nov. The Brooklyn demo
Gratis nave gained a mayor, las. Howell In
IN place OF tue present incumbent. Frederick
Schroeder, rep. The following are the sue
cesstul candidates on the Kings county
BROOKLYN ticket District attorney, Isaac
:. Catlin, rep county treasurer, samuel =.
Powell, dem; county auditor, Maurice Fitz
gerald, dem, supervisor AZ large. samuel
Gulhfle, dem. The democrats also elect the
commissioners OF charities a nd corOners.
TROY, Nov. g. Washington county gives n
republican majority 81 about Ca, a demo-
cratic gain OF about GuQ.
The state senate
NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-rhe PJf Hg4res the
state senate, according tO present returns a.
iollows.-RepublIcaus, n; democrats. IS:
doubtful, =.
The Erprcss figures IS democrats. Is reJub-
hcans, and auii- rsmmsny aud republican
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EURS! FURS!i FURS!!l
LADIES SEAL sKIN SACQUES,
40 TO 80 inch = deep; best L Dnd0n dressed Skim
MUEFS AND B0LS,
In Seal, Mink, Otter, Lynx, &c.
CARRIAGE ROBFS. BEAR, WOLF AND BUF-
FALO SKINS.
GENTLEMEHS SEAL UAPS, GAUNTLETS
AND MUFELERS.
FURS ALTERED AND REPAIRED.
B. HI. STINEMETZ. Halter & FurrjeF,
1881 PeHHs pIUaRia dpeaue,
Doy1 Nv Next fOOr to corner 18Th street