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washington Races.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-This was the last day Of
There was tolerable attendance. although the
weather was cold and clustering. There were
two races on the programme. The first. mile
St. James the second and third; time, 1:46hz
1:51a and ;494. The second race, hurdle race.
two miles, over eight hurdles-Dalgasian won
easily beating Derby. Problem, Redding and
Capt Hommer; time. 4:04M.
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The Cigar Makers strike.

New YORK, Nov. GA large number of ejec-
ment suits have been entered against the strik-
ing cigar makers which cannot but add to the
complications and difficulties of the solution OF
the strike.
It is again stated that contracts have been
made with large number of Chinese who
will arrive here in q few weeks. The winter
prospects for those out of employment are
n1p
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Ten II rOeCk,

NEW YORK. Nov Elm an interview with Mr..
Harper he says that TenBroeck will not be able
to run for some months. owing to a heavy cold.
But on his recovery he will match him in run
against any horse in America for from $4,000
to $4,000. The race to take place at Lexington
or Louisville, KY.
It looks now as If TenBroeck will not appear
again on an Eastern course for some time. 1t
has been decided not to start him in a rane to-
pointment. All other contests at Jerome Park
will however come off
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 6-The Committee on
Ways and Means had meeting this morning
and the chairman, Mr.. Wood. announced that
he would call at an early date for the revision OF
the tariff and internal revenue laws.
A memorial was also presented from a num-
ber Of sugar refiners. concerning the decisions
of the Treasury Department on sugar draw
backs, which was referred to a subcommittee.
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CONNECTICUT.
The Republicans Garry the LegisIature.

The Republicans Carry the Legislature.
NEW H .vEN, Nov. g. 10 .. m. - The vote
throughout the State was very, light, bnt
shows large Republican gains. The Kepubll,,
carry the Legislature by ansincreased majority.
This city elected two Democrats TO the Legisa-
elected to the Legislature from Bridgeport.
The Republican Majority I'm the Legisla-
ture.
HARTFORD, Nov. Z, q. m.-The Republicans
have elected six Senators out Of eleven with q
tie in the First District. The Republican ma
iority in the House will not be over thirty-tve.
A Republican Plurality Of O,OOO.
Hartford. Nov. T. 8 a. m.-The election In this
State to-day resulted in considerable Republi-
| can gains. The Republicans secure seven out
| of eleven senator's. two Of these being gains In
| iority The sheriffs are equally divided politi-
cally. On the tot tal vote OF the State for sheris
| the Republicans have plurality OF about 10000
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AlfonsO's Marriage.

MADRID, Nov. 6-The Moderate party has
passed a resolution. approving the proposed
marriage OF King Alfonso to Princess Maria de
Las Mercedes, daughter Of the Duke de Mont
M nppr.
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Pleyna Invested.

LONDON, Nov. 6-The Times Vienna eorre-
spondent says: Bv the occu patton of the heights
near Dubruk the Russians command the Turk
ish tete de pont over the Vid. which is the only
means of egress from Pevna on the south and
west. The investment OF Plevna Is now COM
plcte.
The correspondent thinks Osman Pasha, en-
eirdled by the vastly superior artillery which
the Russians can now bring to bear from all
sides, will soon find his position untenable.
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ILLINOIS.
The working men i'm Chicago.

CHICAGO, Nov. 6. 9:25 p. m.-The vote is re-
ported light throughout Chicago. The Work.
ingmen,s party, Of the United States made un-
q heavy vote. All of the tickets were scratched
: to an extent hitherto unknown. and it will be
quite late before the ffgu es can be gil en-. At
this hour. 925 3. m both Republicans and
Democra are claiming to be elected. although
neither are Offering odds. Jameson, Republi-
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PARIS, Nov. THE. departmental elections
show Republican gain of 1O7.
It is rumored that President MaeM ahon has
resolved to resign and he will announce his
resolution In message to the Chamber.
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The RED River Raft.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-Mr. Ellis Of Louisiana.
had an interview this morning with Secretary
gineers, in regard to the raft In Red River
above Shreveport. Measures will be taken to-
dav to ascertain the extent of the distractions
and relief from the government was promised
Mr. ELLIS
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WIsCON SIN.


MADISON, Wis. Nov. 6, Il, p. m:-The election
In this city passed off quietly. Gen. Bryant will
be elected to the Assembly In this district by q
handsome majority. Repors from surround
ing towns in the State show far lighter Green
back vote than was anticipated. and very little
interest in the election.
Republican Gains.
MILWAUKEE Nov. G, Ii 80 p. m-One hundred
and twenty seven towns gave Smith, Republi-
can, 27O majority, a net Republican gain of 800.
5000 Republican Majority.
MADISON, Nov. 5.-The chairman of the Re-
the Republicans. and prominent Democrats
concede it by from 5000 to 600O majority. The
Greenbackers have displayed considerable
more strength than was anticipated. while the
Temperance and Socialist tickets received very
few votes.
Wisconsin can be set down from 5000 to 5000
majority for the Republicans. Great jubilation
prevails among the Republicans.
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MINNESOTA.
A Light Vote POlled.

ST. PAUL, Nov. 6.-The election has progressed
quietly in this city. Pillsbury. Rep. has gained
and the indications are that the same gain has
extended throughout the State. A very light
vote has been polied and definite returns are
slowly coming In.
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Mukhtar Pasha's Position.

| LONDON, Nov. e.-The Daily Ne,ss' eorre-
| spondent with the Turks in Asia. after showing
| from personal observation that, Mukhtar
Pasha's retreat on Kars was the widest rout,
| says: The condition of Kars is almost hopeless.
There are few provisions, four thousand sick
and wounded, and absolutely no frewood
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Nominations.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 6.-The President sent to
the Senate to-day the following nominations:
Madrid D. N. Coney of Iowa, Consul at Spezia.
Italy Alex. L. Stein. Assistant Treasurer Of the
master at Pensacola Fla; E. r. Durand Post
master at Plaquemine. La.
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A JumDjng Match.

ROCHESTER, Nov, 6.-Edward Sampsley, of this
signed articles to jump three standing jumps
for $1,000 and the championship of America.
The contest is to take place here on November
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Failures.

NEW YORK, Nov 6.-Solomon Strauss & Co.,
dry goods jobber5, suspended. Liabilities
s140 900. Actual assets $4,000.
Barton & Co, gun manufacturers, have been
adjudicated voluntary, bankrupts. Liabilities
Henry Simms & Bro, wholesale clothing
manufacturers, suspended. Liabilities over
&hO 600.
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Vessels Lost.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-The signal service OBJ
server at Sandy Hook reports the Annie s..
Webb ashore west Of thu st alton.
The observer at Tybee Island reports: The
bark reported water-logged is the German bark
Redderkerk Doboy master, from Civisic
France. with four feet of water in her hold.
Cargo. timber. She was towed into Tybee Roads
this T1nrninn
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MOrt0n's successor.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Ga special from Indian
apolis says that it is well understood that Gov.
Williams will name Voorhies for the Senatorial
vacancy Wednesday morning. Mr.. VOORHEES,
was in the city yesterday, but did not attend
the funeral of Senator Morton.
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ELEGANT PARIoR. BED AND HOUSEHOLD FUR
NlTURE. Piano. ETC. At AUcTIoN.-The atten-#
ton Of our readers is specially invited to the|
sale = advertised to take place this day at t3e
Where streets. BY q. ., Girardey, aucIioneer.
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A Road to ErzerOuln

LONDON Nov. 6.-Reuters Erzeroum telegram
says: The Russians are constructing TO the
north of Mukhtar Pasha's position a road lead.
ing to the plain before ErZeroum.
The Turks are generally much more conf
dent
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PARIS, Nov. G-Gen. Grant received visits to-
day from Nine MaeMahon and son. NJ. de Tai
lyrand Perigord. and Adm iral Giequal des
Touches, Minister of the Marine.
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John Rrougbam Dangerously Ill.

NEW YORK, Nov. GA dispatch received from
Cleveland. Ohio, states that John Brougham.
the veteran actor, is lying dangerously i'll in
that city. An attempt will be made to- day to re.
move him to New York, as 1t is his desire to die
here If his end is near 1t is doubtful whether
he can survive hejourney.
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Kars Invested.

LONDON Nov. Ga Russian official dispatch,
dated Verhinkoy, November 4. says: Kars is
now closely invested. To-day we commenced
the erection Of siege batteries opposite the
southwestern front.
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A Turkish Conspiracy,

LONDON, Nov Ca dispatch from Constan.
tinople says that q conspiracy has been dis.
covered to restore NJ urad to the throne. ant
several dignitaries have been apprehended.
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The GeshOTs.

LONDON, Nov 6-Minister Layard teegraphs
to the Foreign Office that he has been assured
an believes the Geshoff5 are safe and will be
sent to Constantinople.
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Minister to Relgium.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-Henry s. Sandford,. it Is
understood, has been agreed upon as Minister
to Belgium. Mr. Sandford occupied this posi-
tion during the first few years of President
Grants administration.
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The Sub. Committees Of the Appropriation
COmmittee.

WASHINGTON, Nov.6 The two sub-commit.
tees Of the House Committee on ApDrop iations
charge with the consideration res Dectively OF
appr priations for the navy and the lu dietary
kof which Mr.. Blunt. of Georgia. and Mr. S1ngIe-
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can fsnd Workingmen's candidate, is certainly
elected Judge of the Superior Court.
PEORIA,

PEORIA, Nov 6.--In the Peoria election for
mayor, Warner, Democrat, has majority ol
about 500. The Council is Democratic by ma
jority. The county is probably Democratic on
the whole county ticket Reports are coming
in sinWlV.
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A Republican Plurality Of
NEW JERSEY.
The Democratic Majorit /,

NEWARK Nov. 6, 10 p. m.-Reports from the
interior of the State indicate 0Ooo majority for
Mcclellan.
TRENTON, N. J., Nov 6, II p.m.-Returns from
various parts of the State indicate that McCel-
lan's majority for Governor will be $4,000.
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THE NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.
rCHE SHREVEPORT MUNICIPAL ELEC-
TION.
The Straight Conservative Ticket Elected
by GOO Majority.
[snecinl To the Democrat.

Especial to the Democrat.l
SHREVEPORT Nov. s.--The straight Oonserva-
tive ticket was elected here yesterday by 600 ma
jority. r. W. Murphy. Mayor: W. P. Ford. Ad-
ministrator of Accounts; r. b. Burns, Admin
istrator Of improvements. These men were
Endorsed and largely supported by the colored
people. Much enthusiasm prevails over the re-
suit. Everything passed of perfectly quiet and
harmonious Z. GRAHAM.
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Rsad Nayra's invitation to the China Palace,
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MOuktar Again Defeated

LONDON, Nov. GA dispatch from Vienna
SAYS that Mondays battle at Erzeroum ended in
q general rout of Mouktar Pashas army.
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Get your kid gloves at Kreeger's

FulI of what is going on. repsete with in
formation. alive with news. l. Stubs cheap
news stand, at Goldthwaite's booksf.,ra, on Ex-
charge Alley near the corner Of Canal street
He has all the latest pap rs and p riodicals,
among which Harpers Bazaar. Puck. the New
York illustrated Times. the scientific American.
atc., and the Lakeside Library, with jules
Verne's "CastawaysD camplete.
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Abandoned at sea.

LONDON Nov. 6--The ship Parker, from st:
Johns, N. b., for Liverpool, has been abandoned
at sea. The crew was saved. She had cargo
of deals.
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priaton bills for the respective branches Of the
government the navy and judiciary, in few
DAYS,
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A Danish Consul.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-The President has
recognizej Laren Jergersen as Vice Consul OF
Denmark in the State of Nebraska.
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A Dead .Jurlst.
MacMns,on to Resign.

PARIS. Nov. G-Jean Baptiste Duvergier. dis
tinguished jurst, is dead.
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CHICAGO. Nov. 6. II .. m.-Complete returns
show that the entire Republican county ticket Is
elected by a fair majority.
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Get your lid gloves at Ereeger's
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WAR NOTES.
Erzersum Captured by the Russians

LONDON, Nov Ga dispatch from Vienna
says I he Russians occupy Erzeroum and
Moukhtar Pasha Is re reatlng on bringhaim ana
reinfOreementS,
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BALTIMORE, Nov 6. 1880 D. NIP to this
hour full election returns have been received
from only Ave out of twenty-three counties OF
the State They all give Democratic maiorities
The indications are that the Democrats will
carry the State by about 80 900 majority. In this
The Democrats elect State Senator and nine.
teen members of the Legislature. being the en-
tire number voted for.
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Get your kid gloves at Kreeger's.
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Greco Roman wrestling Championship

BosToN. Nov 6.-Bauer and Miller have signed
articles of agreement to wrestle for $1,000 and
the GrRco- Roman championshipin in this city on
the 18th inst.
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Republican Gains.
MARYLAND.
A Democratic Majority of "a, 900.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 6, IL p. m.-The election
passed off very quietly, the opposition Dakine
very little efforts here to-day. The Democratic
majority will be about 10000
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A Democratic Majority in Both Branches
Of the Legislature.

| BALTIMORE, Nov. Z, 2:45 a. m.-The result in
the State gives the Democrats a major ty in
both branches of the Legislature, thus securing
the election of United States Senator. The
Democratic majority in the State is about 10000.
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1877-11-10

y
Attorney At Law. Silver City. Grant County NsN
MEXICO VIII prs,cties IN III the Courts of I.aw and
Equity IN Ne~ Mexico. Prognpt attention gwen to
all business
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A BAsfARDtsY OUTRAGE IN THE NAME OF
RELIGION

We copy tie subjeined ariicle fron the Beliou
Journal, Of the 18th Instant
There has been for a considerable length Of time,
in the neighborhooa otIfitIs River Academy, in
the lower d-e 81 This county an association of
Free Thinkers, With Dir L a. Russell as their
acknowledged leader ana advocate.
Ne are infnrmed 1hai On Satu1dAy- -nisht The
'i'h inst, man went 10 The Doctors, residence
aud toll him he waz mover and lad s4ia family
Al 3 camp 90 a branch i few hn,ired yards away:
that some of them were sick ard must have his
services as : ptisIsia1s Immediately. The Doctor
and the maa repaired 10 HE pIsce only TO find
three other men, With * shooters IN h2nd Dr.
Russeli was 5rdeged - d5ycs himself 81 lis cloth
ing, which he did Ills hands we're Tied in front
sf him, and we're he'd ty ene Of the PaF,y. who
stood With SIX shooter ils-his. right hand while
he held The rope with his left Russell was told
that .he must take shippiHssS., thai they be
lieyed he vas so honest man, and a good pbisi.
eian '.but by the help u God, they ssuid pus
step 10 his career as FREE. Thinker IN that section
o. The country
They informed him that i he made noise il
~oa.a he At the f-eTi of his life. and struck him
one hGVdred lieks, iHfictlng terrible and exeru.
cistinglyNpanil.l eastigation lie WAS then re-
leased and Showed to 20 his way
We have known the Doctor for several years,
and hAYs never heard anything alleged against
hiu except BIZ connection with the Free Think.
ers, which seeaSed 10 cause general regret so far
We have heard'an expstssfor.
We are no advocate Of such belief as seems to
have brought about sbis irouele--neilher are we
an advocate II lynch Nav. and iustite demands
that The unknown partiAS to this iafk deed Be ar
rested aud sa.lscd answer the State u Texas,
thai they may reec'ye such punishment as ma, be
prescribed by The laas oftAe land
on Saturday. the l,th Inst Nlhs inlloxing aa.
yersisemcut Nas found near heplace where the
above deed was p,rpetrated
NOTICE.
This is to certify that on Saturday aight the 9Th
Of O5tDber. 1877. The Rev Or Russell was called
70 see inpvers wife. eAmpcd AZ tiits tsaee aud
on the Doctors arrival. three other men eane out
and csp,ared him, aud hii hia a hundred lieks
KiiA aieAtheg strap. and lei him hose oa s,ndi
tion thai he would not lecture or debate on Xnh-
dellts any na0re 10 this eauRtry. Now = word TO
SsBnely Posry, Msyshaa. and In iaei II II me
iradiNg men III the lntaei c...b: II atN II Yotk
take ms paer. va viii burn seu 0nt ~ house and
houe, aad hsng you uRtN ytlu are dead II any
man IA this county IS injured u0 account .! Wbat
has been done, NC viii huFayaa all olft aehaye
gut fifty r1VH TO back as Geats. Ae mean ousi-
mess. inidelitg hAs 20, 10 stor in tas county
~eii A. stealfnS
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~ more however, It was only Niger
Barber tn. time, and .,thev say he had
a razor in ms pocket, il will probably
reach hi- hands IS tbs time tho trial comes
OF a Ia tlie Little Hatchet7 next
OUR RAILROAD,
Having occasion 10 % down the zAnad the
ffFff5 SURPRISED ft-;-:s r. t;!srr
amount of tock Icing shipped from tins
point the train had orer twenty ears and
nearly all loaded with cattle, horses and
sheep. our merehanp are buying and ship
fang iArge amount Of wool which com
mands letter py5ce hare tllan at any other
point in the state-it is expected that at
least million pounds will be handled here
this fall 4ad winter.
- MISCELLANEOUS.
on new Post Office will lie ready for oc-
cufaneY On the Isl II Xoxemi...r-it -mill
have the regular patent brass boxes, and all
other modern conveniences, and viii lie
great improvement oa our present ante dilu-
Wan style of office
While have been writing. thc weather
has become favorable; the wind Is from the
north, AMI 'il hope fora clear day tomorrow,
in order that our Far may go on.
ALL
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have on hand a large stock OF NATIVE
WINES and BRANDY Of my own manufacture,
which offer for sale in quantities 70 suit pur-
chascrs. Ny GRAPE BRANDY is the best liquor,
whether native er imported, in the Territory
THoMASJ BULL
Mesilla y. NJ
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Masonic.

Regular communications ri Aztec Lodge No.
los A. r. Il A. M held at their hall ai Las Crnecs,
". NJ on the first Saturday evening Of each
month. SoiOurning brethren In good standing
are frateTnaIly invited TO attend.
w. l.. RYNERstIN, W. NJ
] II. ROBERTS. Ses,v.
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known aS
sLOCUMS RANCH.
situate e5 miles west of Mcsia on the road to Sill
yer City and the west, informs the public gUn-
erally that he is prepared 10 receive and accom-
odaie travellers, and 10 sup y passing lrAilis or
herds ~ animal@ with water I'm
This is the only watering place between the Rio
Grande and Fort Cummings ! always have ali
abundance Of water on hand which i will furnish
At reasonable rates.
My table will be kept supp ed with the best the
market affords.
have pleasant and comfortable rooias fur,
nished with clean beds for the iisc Of travellers.
Also comfortable and secure siat,ng for animals.
always keep good supply Of hay and grain ON
hand
Travellers 1sill A44a ai my place everything
Quisite TO supply their wants and add 10 their com,
lori, my charges viii not be found unreasonable.
r. 8. Mason