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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-01
STATE OF NEVADA.
70 School onircis. Teachers, Parents
md Guardians.

You nre hereby notified that the State
Board of Education, at lis meeting last
Mny, prescribed the following text books
for use in the public schools CT the State:
Shcldon's Primer, md First, Second,
Third, Fourth and Fifth Readers, in
place Of McGuffey's Spoilers and Read
crs.
Il. \. Stone is the regularly appoint
cd Agent for the sale Of the Sheldon
Text books, III Elko Coanty. md then
can now be procured ut his place of
business. in the Poslotiico building.
We were officially notified by State
Superintendent Kelly, last evening,
that Scritner, Armstrong 6 Co., tho
publishers, had just made q reduction
i'll the retail prices OF Tie Sheldon
Readers, and they can now be pur-
chased at the following figures:
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They have come, and nrc within the
rench of every person who possesses II
pole long enough. They only cost abou
Two cents piece.
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Departed this Morning.

For Tuscarora, ii. W. Brown, George
Gcnton, Lawrence Murphy, and j. u.
Rice; for Cornucopia, NJ. McGoniglo.
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Election Notice.

Attention is called to tho advertise
ment of tho School Trustees of this
district, calling special election, in
another column.
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Hr- GH'or:--Dar li,tlc city is begin
nirE to brighter and the future outlook,
is beyond d0rh. AL the idle men
have been Put ~ rork, aud the mcr-
e&sots are brginUiug to take in their
slack lip that LGS been hanging rather
bsw for somo tiuIo. Ncpurts Uf the slrik.
iug of II rich BONANZA the Panther arc
current. nnd on ipreslignlion wo find
ihctE correct; good rasi, plenty Of it,
and in the bottom. Superintendent
willard Is making tho siing bowl. The
leopard aud Husscy orc running with
Increased force and everybody liz happy
but tho anloorristH. The Spring term Of
our school haA commenced and is in
quito n hourisAing condition. The
bright, fncC ri tho nov "Iuarm" is n
pleasant acquisition to our bovy Of
honuticH. Snow kns almost disappeared
from our vision; tho Ioathsome mud
from under our feet. and ouco mare
pretty PcW figures in gala attire 1T
hither aud thithcr ovcr our stlcwnlkg.
st. Pntrick'H day was celebrated in u
very quiet way; nohudy drunk, and end.
ing With ball W Walsh IN tho even.
lug.
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TIL" SIGgo from Tuscnrurn last cvc-
ming deposited at the Office OF Wells,
Fargo Il Go. nj this place, thrcc bars Of
Grand rriHo bullion from tho Compmy's
mill valued at $3.50 &c.
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Henry KInscH, the jailcr, who was
shot by tho murderer Harrington while
tho latter WAS attempting to escape from
Jail, is improving very slowly.
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Received.

Certified copies of papers pertaining
to tho Crozier case, have been received
III Winneniuccn, to which place the
trial of CroZicr was removed.
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Arrivals by StnEc.

The stage from Tuscarorn last evening
brought rs passengers, w. J. Hutton, a..
J. Landis and China.nnu.
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TnE international Hotel, Virginia
CITY, will ho regularly opened TO the
public next Sunday morning. April 1.
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"". SornEnhASp, formerly Of tho cd.
moral st''H tho Virginia Erru,ay Ch,oai.
re- bns 'kcn his departure fro,, III,
COmst0cS.
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NEW YORK.. Agency of tile Rank Of C1AEcz
SAN FRANCISCO. Tho Hank Of califvrt
THGnnN 'ri,.- n 4.
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For SnIc.

Attention is called to the advertise
mcnt i'll another colG:nn, Offering the
lower bridge ncross the Humboldt, for
sale. The owners are DESTROYS OF BEL
ling the property, aud are willing to
accept great deal less money for it
than II is rGnlly worth. 4 good uppor-
tunity is now presented to secure FREQ
bridge and road lealing into town from
the South; II subjcc, worthy OF the con-
sidcration Of the County Commissioners
The necessity for such road has long
been recognized, and it's establishment
would only be 0n nct OF justic. to the
County-Gcat, md to those who arc
Obliged I" travel 10 ana from il.
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Moro Chess.

Monday evening n game of chess wac
played by telegraph between the Vir-
ginia City and Palisade operators. tic
latter getting away with tho baggage.
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LOnR 'rrniII,

Two engines, hauling forIy.two
freight md four passenger cara, pns.
scd cast last evening.
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This morning, for Tuscarorn, Joseph
Wnldron, +. II. Thomas, l.. NJ. Ian.
custer and 9. y. Wright.
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DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR,
GE%kEAL LAND OTrICE,
WAsHrS6r"S, ID. g., Mar. II, 1877.
NEGTsTER aSD RECEIVER,
Elko, Nevada:
Ec"fi"mcn--1 transmit herewith copy
OF list No. %, Of the Genital Pacific
Railroad Company, containing 1GI,i 37
and 33-l01 acres, selected in your dis
trict' under the Act8 Of July 1, 1869
and July 2, 1861, and patented Fcbru-
ary II, 1877. Please note tho date Of
patent on your records nud acknowledge
tho receipt OF said list.
Very respectfully,
j. a. Williamson,
Commissioner.
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.IlSITIs. E0YAL EXC:UsivEs.

T"SNd-- secs .5ii77I Tolai........gzI?s
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The Reese River RerriHe Of tho 9th
says:
"StubGs reports that the now mill ut
lone has started up, aud IL running
nicely, NIL tho machinery performing its
work to the satisfaction OF all concerned
On tho return stngc, on Tuesday next, n
lot Of bullion sncks nro ordered, which
indicates That Slubbs will have precious
freight to bring bncl; with him. At least
forsoinc months to come n stcndy stream
Of bullion will como in from lone, az
ih,Fo arc many hundreds of tons OF
high Grndc orc extracted ready for tho
stamps. Thcrc will no longer DO my
excuse for the want of mill. That
being secured, tho bullion will have TO
como or those claiming to hayo rich
mines will have TO subsdc.
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ArriTtd by Stage

Inst evening" J. Mc;iiltr:ck, from Cor
nuCopin.
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LOCAL AND STATE NEWS.

CFronl Sundays Daily
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Iron Thursday's Daily. ]
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BANKING HOUSE

or NJ. r. FREEMAN q Co,
ELKo. NEVADA,

ri. +. FnEvMAs. !. m.n.Ee-
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cEsH0Y or ST. B4RTHoLouEW.

The negotiations between the French and
Swedish governments for the rerocession Of the Island
Of s. Bartholomew Zone OF the Little Anties TO France
have been completed. letter dated Stockholm oct 49,
states that the suggestion of the swedish Government
the population % 81 Bartholomew had been called upon
~ ,,ou,ur,e On The question Of rrtrOcrssion and
the people voted unanimously IN favor OF tile pro
l0sai change. Stockholm journal states lhat
soon as the terms OF the rerOcrsslcn can Do arranged
and signed boy the Governments. the matter VIII De
submitted 20 the French Chambers The fr.uch GOV,
eminent will probably take possession OF tlc Island
before the end OF the present year Ila ISLAM was
originally French colony, and the people are MANLY
descendants OF French settlers Tn LISA was coded by
France To Sweden pU cipaly go mask certain oih"r
negotiations which at that time Were IN progress o-
fv,-.u Inc two Governments. 10 effect an alliance.
sweden in exchange gave 90 France the right OF entry
al the port Of Gutheuburg In l1-J 81 Bartholomew
WIS declared free port and was thus rendered % great
commercial importance l. VcHJrtGi Dip'0U0t4ue
confirms the ncWs OF cesson, and asserts Gdt IL j.
effected al price or $4,000.
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county is for county officers and for the
100000 appropriation to carry on the Court House.
In the State in general the only measure before the
people Is the proposition to appropriate $532OOo to
complete the new State House, the original appro-
priation of 81. 100000 being nearly exhausted.
The vote throughout the State is reported as
being very light. In this city the Workingmen's
party made unexpected inroads, and have I'M
dOubtedly polled n very heavy vote-all OF the
tickets were scratched 10 an extent hitherto
unknown-and it will be late before the result can
be known. At this hour 10 p. M, both Republcans
and Democrats are claiming the state, although
neither are offering odds Jamison, Republican anu
Workngmens candidate, is elected Judge OF the
SUPERIOR Court.
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7 DC T|TTI1
District:
TIE VOTE FOR sHERIFFs.
WiNDnAM COUNTY.

The vote of Wiucham and New London Counties
for Sherls is given below
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Ill soao, Of ua71agc. sa'i b 'Hio''~n '''' nh


MFRS Suddenly in Brooklyn Nov g. Nathaniel C. Beta
%oprr Of funeral hereafter.
,.RDoK.-At rarytowu monday NoV, O. Fanny, i.nili
s.f f e Rev. george r. truIh', am lA's"-l '' '' ~
Bishop Emory. DO a, o.. ..t.,..t N.rtI, rtry.
f,,ya "Wednesday Afternoon, 20 - Cd 'i..h ... ID,
,l.,. b. mes. tI- train WHICH tftr ' ST. 'i'tp' -
lima 40 is requested t-At np MOWERS .' ''l'
NgyFU.-At Dis residence. Naahh-suA tAe i'.'''' ' -
az am ..uu1nia Nciry j. Meyer 1900, ... .,,...l
tI'' ~. t'. ru.p.r4. IIlf Trinity On 1 lf 80 'i, %
n I'm ina cfi-aye. Nrs-fors fhui.'A 70 fahk ~ ~
t,'....g ~ T.. r-,l.,.e.l fIIt foters nu ''nt
ADs-tt Albany gentry county. No. 40 gre issllen,'
NJ +r SON t.Il.I D.. TO- coIistot e1ii't.., ~ ~ -
",,,i M. Mara IhtaI- ~ -ln"uli, asTl years
sctr-f rZ-Dn N1uday morning. NoV D. 'ataflne 'h'''
- ,sif. of .snu n schultz .. a.. =,
Inc ini''' u1 re NoV Z. 40 "a O'Clock. 10 .
I,,iur,ftl thAt 100 d1Nets pr .-n-
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SHIP NEWS.


ARRIVED. .......--........- NOV D.
Steamship Giaucus Brr.e. Boston, ~ nh adse ana la''eh
5ar. ~ Wrrronof rIu steamship 0WpanY.
steamship Isaac Bell Lawrence, lAchnonh WIN H'i' a.
mas. 10 OH Dominion -te1msiupto
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON Nov 6-saied 5.h inst. Maulia. iIypa.h capt
fll- y-lvlue Iiglt 40 lur Tvbf Do s. NriEr fr
-utw Advocate for sandy linok nii n@i N"i'H
,rr .r..n Arrived itI INST. 'i ,utl, capt iIffrr.
Islfr,V = = Nov G.-A0r.yef, steamship horceitA
iiO" DOMESTIC PORTS.
SvyyorlrAvs N5v. C.-Cslr'd. steamship A.rer-, inr
Na,g y,r Arrived al. tho pls3 steamship 'oniofa rph
PLANTATION = c., Nov. 6.-Auivei steamships Sy %
,Tn9t, nom Nna.Y0r. Virginia. PHtlnripHlA cleared
t,r..t lpru. 90 Liverpool. ....,,.-.-.
Ifll A. p MIA, Noy g. Arrived st'am-hls w llan.l.tI
,tf'trs p..pr. Allentown. nils. tu, W N.N'i it-ti'
,i-uu.r. cleared. steamship Panther N'... N"N nt
fos.. Eattle-aakr. swain, Boston tikl. h o. b'''
~ arr. -iii-, steamships Ratle.naar. lud ttnil'f'
For oi.er Ship fsr, So ihWf ffI@l
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SMALLER DEMOCRATIC MAJORITIEs.

BALTIMORE. Nov. 6.-The election III this city. to-
day was probably the most quiet ever held. and the
vote was comparatively light. The only
State officer to be elected was a Controller
Of the Treasury, and the vote resulted as FOL
lows: Heating DemA %. 697; Porter RrpD, 6,39s;
Keatings majority. 22.209. The total vote Is 3D.
077-over - 900 less than AT the municipal election
last week
McLane's Democratic majority for the State Sem
ate Is ,22G. The Democrats elect the entire city
delegation. consisting Of eighteen members of the
House. TO the next Legislature. The Republicans
had no ticket for members Of the Leg
i-lature, and the only opposition to the
Democrats were the nominees Of the
Woliunemen', party, whose wore was less than that
given for DR.. Porter, the Republican candidate for
Controller
Few returns have been received from the counties,
but As far as heard from, they indicate Democratic
maioritcs. Baltimore County is reported Democrat
ic by 200 majority.
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TIE NlLHEATING INDIANS.

CHEYENNE, Wy, Nov. GA dispatch from
Hat Greek, dated to-day SAYS Tie ArrJpahoe Indians
who left Red Cloud Agency Thursday ia charge OF
Lieutenant Lcmy OF the 81 Cavalry arrived here to-day
en- route 10 Fort Casper Wyoming Territory, in the
vicinity of which place they will spend the
Winter. The party consists Of 2sO lodges OF
Arrapahoes and 10 lodges II sioux. in all about
200 people. They profess be well satisfied with
their removal from Red Cloud Agency and appear
anxious 10 reach their new hunting grounds All are
vel aud warmly clad Tie band has over 200 ponies
The majority ~ the bucks hove arms. but complain az
lack of ammunition. They expect 10 reach Fort tetor
man November 90 and Fort Casper Dy The end Oi the
month"
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NEBRASKA.
REprDLIcAN BY 4.0o0 OR 200.

REPUBLICAN BY 1000 OR 5000.
OMAHA Neb,, Nov. 1.-THE election in this State,
to-day, was to elect Chief Justice a Regent
Of the State University, and county off
GERS Sufficient returns bave been
ccived to show that the Republicans have
elected their state candidates by from 900 10 5000
majority IL This county the Democrats probably
elect their entire ticket, except Clerk, by a small
majority Much scratching was done, and definite
result cannot be obtained tonight.
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ILLINOIS.
BOTH PARTIEs CLAIMING nm

BOTH PARTIES CLAIMING THE STATE.
CBiCAGO, ILL.,, Nov. 6.-Ihe exchanges, banks, and
many private establishments, are closed to-day on
account of the election. The vote up 10 this time
has been light in the city, where on ac-
count Of the numerous tickets in the field,
there u much scratching The vote in this
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KiNSAS.

REPUBLICAN MAJORITIES INCREASED.
ArCHsON, Kan, Nov. G.-The Republicans carry
this city by an average majority of about 800. Al
bert II. Horton Rep, for Chief Justice Of the Su-
preme Court. has q majority of 37O and l.. L. Hum
phrey Rep, for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l0 majority.
Click DEM is elected Commissioner in tho lst Dis
trict by a small majority. Returns from the county
thus far received indicate that the Republican ma
jorIty is largely increased.
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STlBBED N 4 DRrNEEy FIGHT
ANOTHER SERIOUS POLITICAL ARRAY.

ANOTHER SERIOUS POLITICAL ARRAY.
A number of young men engaged IN drunken
quarrel about the result OF the election late
last night at Blocker and McDousa-'t', ANA
John Mccarthy, Of No. 3DS Mottst, who
was among tine number was stabbed in the head
and back, receiving dangerous wounds. He was
taken to the Eew-York Hospital. lie was not able To
state tine name of tao who tabled him. The police
Of the Fifteenth Precinct succeeded in arrr-tiuc Thomas
Greemaa 81 No - Mldsou-st., VINO 10 believed To be
the as-i.ant lie was locked up until more could be
learned ibsut
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4 RIp1-RlIcAN .ENArnR ELEcrED.

HrD-Ov. nov. 6.-Columba County, Ist Assembly
District, elects Proper, Democrat, by y majority.
IL the nd District, WnbOr Republican, is elected
by 80 majority Wcndoyer, Republican candidate
for thc senate in the Xlth District, is elected by
about 800 majority in Duchess County, and 700
IL Columbia County
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SrylroR uoPr0TS SUCCESSOR.

TFBnE HAUTF, Ind Nov Ga delegation
arrived here ths evening bearing commission if,."
Governor " .am- appoint ~ Daniel Vs. Voorhees, to d }
The yl.aIct the Omitted states seuat" OCcasoued bv
lie death Of senator Morton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-07

WrTF PLAINS, Nov. G.-Up TO midnight 40 dchn-
ite conclusion bad been arrived at as TO the re-
suit OF the election in We>tchester County,
except that the Democratic State ticket has
Rmaorty, and that Colonel W. T. Moller has been
reelected 20 the Assembly ~ the Id District by
large majority. The returns indicate the election of
Clifford, Republican. as County Judge; " II. Baker,
Democrat. as Distuct-Attoney, and Charles @.
Bank, IL publican. as Register.
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DEMOCRATIC MAJORlTIEs IN PHILADELPHIA.
lBY TELEGRAPH rnE IRIBUsKl
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 7-l:3O A. Null returns
from all wards gave Hagert lDem., for Dstrict-At-
torney. 900 majority and Pattson DOM, for City
Controller, /, 400 majority.
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e 6 ( 7 z a
$3.50 a. sis.
Ne UJERSBI.

THE STATE DEMOCRATIC BY 5000 OR 10000
CHANCE OF A REFUBLICAS MAJORITY ~ rhE A.
sRWBIY.
TRENTON. Nov. 7.-Genrrs Mcclellan ia elected
Governor beyond all doubt by majority OF between
5000 and 10000. Five out of the seven State
Senators are Democrats, thus giving ma
iority in that body 10 the Democrats Of three Inc
Lower House is probably Democratic although
Close, and further returns from South jersey may
yet give IL to the Republicans.
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DEMOCRATIC WHERE lizard FROM.

BALTIMORE Md, Nov. 6-1I:3O I. Mp to this
hour, full returns have been received from only five
out Of the twenty-three counties of the State.
They all give Democratic majorities. The
indications are that the Democrats viii carry the
State by about 10000 majority. In this city about
one-half of the full vote was polled The Democrats
elect a State Senator and 10 Members OF tie Legsla-
ture, being the entire number voted Tor.
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CONSPIRACY AT CoNSTANTNoPLE.

VUNNA Tuesday Nov. q, i-77.
A Constantinople telegram says many prominent
dgntarirs have been arrested by order II the Grand
Vizier. It Is said that a conspiracy ON the part Of
the partvof ex-Sultan Mur1d has been discovered.
CONSPIRACY AT CONSTANTlNOPLE.
AN ATTEMPT TO RESTORE NUkAD-sEyERAL PknMI-
EENr PERSONS COMPROMISED.
[BY CABLE 70 THE rRWrsEl
LONDON, Tuesday, Nov. g. l-77
dispatch from Cou,lutiuopla says conspiracy
hl. been discovered t0 restore Murad 10 tIc thsoe'
several dIguItarits have been apprehcnded.
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MARRIED.

pFrKNAN-ALsToN-At F. holt Monmouth county s ~
81. G Ir t.s Utv &. IS. Tag '.la. d. ~ 'l, i, ~.
S,r,t mitch hufcl tle Hon. D.oIs" raw id b''H"'n
T., Wi..f lama Blf,f0Id Al.t0u both 'f iir.t'"-
tr.>..E tt1AgIANu-,r summit, y. j. h t-it' ''l
II, b- 49,. U.. ur Hart II.pH. SIT Gee rE' 'ancr .t
Tt,,r No.. Va,- t' 9ii,s Elc la h., aA''-ter Di JONI
r. Hoaglaud. pt summit H-I.
torGu ~rtrI.--At Uau1Iry, tonu oct 'l. az t' t.-t
f-i.. ,f Ilr BRIDES areH--. py Doe lev j j. ...- 81.
t Ilgus 10 5lAllA ser,y starr, only daughter oi mas
+.
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rRIAL on rX.rHEA.rRER cAnDozo.

COLUMBIA, s. c., Nov G.-Judge Townsend
made an elaborate and impartial charge this
morning IN Cardozos case, and at / O'Clock the
Jury went b. their room. where they are sim
considering An agreement not expected Il bong
thought that the jury u equally divided Congressman
snlnlls caAh a M De nixon MP tO-morrOv.
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MINNESOTA.

LARGE MAJORITY FOR GOVERNOR PILLS
BURY
CHICAGO. H.. Nov "a -. Paul. Mimi special
10 The Ocan SAYS the returns at midnight show
that Pisbury Rep.l for Governor has from 10000
to 1000 majority. The Legislature Will be at least
two-thirds Republican.
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ERZERUM CAPTURED.
THE RUSSIANS IN POSSESSION.

THE RUSSIANS IN POSSESSION.
NUKHTAR FORCED TO REIREAT TOWARD TREBTzOND.
The Russians have occupied the city Of
Ezerum, Mukhtar Pasha having hastily
retreated therefrom in consequence Of The losses
he suffered on Monday, and the advance Of a
Russian column which threatened 10 intercept his
communications with 1rebizOnd. he achieve
ment tends to give Russia control Of all
Armenia At Constantnople n conspiracy has
been discovered to place Murad on the throne.
Cheyket Pasha is said TO be advancing ~ the
relief of Plevna.
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VOTE FOR AsSEMBLYMEN.
REPUBLICAN SUCCESS IN BR00KLYN.

GENERAL CATIIN Is ELECIED, AND JOHN +. HENRY
PROBABLY CHOSEN MAYOR.
The Kings County returns were exceedingly
meagre up TO o'clock ths morning, only few ""i"S
bn complete rs TO the state and county tickets az that
bo,r and no returns as 10 the vote for Mayor
having been received General Catin, the candidate
f,r III tric+-A Attorney. ran ahead OF his ticket IN
,,.,, ward and the name OF bis opponent,
Winchester Britton was scratched by many Demo
cratic voters General Catiu is elected by 3,651
majority The Republicans also claim the election OF
I,,p = Henry as Mayor. John G. Jacobs has ma
icrtv in the IId Senate District, and the chances a-
near =, be in favor OF election Of the Democratic
candidates for County Treasurer and County Auditor
The Democratic COroncrs are, without doubt reelected
~ ara olso the Commissioners OF Charities and the su
perysOrat-Large.
CANDIDATES PROBABLY ELECTED.
Justice NJ the supreme Court-Cayin T.. Pratt, Dem.
County Judge-Henry A. Moore pen.
District ttO1cy-saac $. Calm, Rcp
Mayor-IJin f. Henry, Rep.
C0Iuty Trea,urer-5. :. Powell. Dem.
~upervisorst- Large-stnucl Guthre' Dem
County Auoitos-Mauflce Fitzgerald, Dem .
Corouers-ueury &C.. sims, Dem. and Francis NOIdu'
Dem. -. - d.. ~, ,..t
"Usg' ,f1rsJnes f. Pierce, Dcm aud John c. Jacobs
Dem.
Tn, following Republican AssemLlymen have been
elected:
van D.rrict-WinIam II. Warning.
Win Dl.trct-Jacob Worth.
VIM I-l~t1rr-AdIau 81 -uy dam.
me Democrats have elected the following;
lat Djstrict-John u. Clancy.
ia Distrrt-John Is. Meyenborg.
ma Di.trict-Iohu J. STANLEY
iVfn Di-trict-Charts Henry.
WIN District-Naurice J. Flynn
IXtu DistlIct-JOun Il. Bergen.
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A sruOONFR's CRrw LOST At SEA.

TORONTO, Ont, Nov G.-The schooner Clip
fcy Bride from Picou for Georgetown Prince Edwards
leland lludrred On K0liO Bay. Oh Friday, All hands
Merc .Hsf. Tie bodies Of Captain Steele and Alfred
Brown acre 81 zsicu ashore.
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JOHN HROUGHAM SERIOUSLY ILL.

CLLvELAND, Nov. John Brougham, who
arrive. d. tlis city sunday night TO play weeks en-
Caleeut 800 the opera House, lr't Tor New-York this
even u,. VIA tla Erie K way very sick His illness is
- alarming chat be- Lrryrd himself % undertake the
jour ,, ..5 lIg be must die ~ home
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MISSISSIPPI.

INCREASED DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY.
JACKSON, Miss, Nov. 6.-The election returns
come in very slowly, but the indications that the
Democratic majority viii exceed that Of last year by
several thousands. Tine Democratic majority for
President In | SO was -. lbs.I
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CRnWs AND CAsUALTIk5-BY TELEGEAPI

HASTINGS. Mich. NOV. 6.-George Eckles, late an
ihia 0i the Kalamazoo Asylum discharged
Sud mother saturday sht aad Afterwards shot
himself
HUDSON, \. Y, Nov. G.--GeOrge T. HAYES was mr.
.sd here yesterday charged With enbezzng -, from
~ ln.s Central Railroad Coz Dany al Chicago Illinois.
ny s4tO o. the money found n his POSSESSION
~ Nc sll bs returned " Illinois reputation