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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-13

n and N Tea 5oc per pound. elsewhere 80
and 81.
Five pound can Of Lard q At other stores
Il IS.
Everything else sold In proportion.
Twenty-Five per cent. 10 good interest," On
money.
The above prices are for CASE only. Jaw
bone don't go 1t the
Eureka. June 70, 1879. te10-u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-04
NEW YORK CITY DEMO. RACY.

A largely attended meeting Of tho New YORK city
democracy was held last evening nj No. 8 Union
square. Mr.. John u. Hasktn PRESIDED Representa-
among thcm ex-senator o'Brieu, Messrs. John J.
Blair Theodore n. 1omlinson, Dennis Burns, Il. Is
Mooney, cx-Aldermsn Fitzgerald aud others.
II was announced by the Commute OF Right that
arrangements had been completed for q meeting
OF tho city democracy at Cooper Institute wcdnes
day evening, April To- Tho address as To this
ing was adopted IL calls upon tho democratic electors
OF New York aud all o, her citizens who are willing
TO unto who favor q just reduction Of the
salarIcs oil our city officials, the abolition
Of existing unnecessary offices and onciai
pioycs, the furding Of the city debt and The
pay OF not than i've pcr cont interest there
on tue repeal OF the law creating Tho Board OF Ap-
portion mt and ~ iavvr o new city charter with
q resumption Of local legislative powers. aud the
neuat. passage by the Legislature Of the
resolution now before u, naming thirteen OF our Tel
low cizcns ~ report to tnem 10 rcducc salaries and
Wednesday tue 10Th of Apfi. at oignt o'cocK me-
tie Legislature IN favor OF such objects aud
to perectng the organ zton Of tho Guy de-
mocrncy."
spoke TO the Importance Of tho proposed gathering
q, tue Cooper Institute.
A resolution was adopted Increasing tho members
OF the Genera comm ttec three from each election
district. hts ~iii make tho General Commit 60 Of
Tue organic iton consist uf nbvut eighteen hundred
Mr. Timothy Shea. IRON the Ninth distr,ct, offered
resolution recon motng the Legislature 10 pass tho
BIZ max ing the Conptrolefsnip OF thus CITY elective
Alter The r solution wss amended ~ 10 make u
read that the sense OF the meeting favored making
shape
Tue meeting then adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-04

MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT. \
OYyIcK or rmE CniEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsBISGr.S, April Al A. III.

WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE CniEP SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsBISGr.S, April Al A. III.
Indicdficns
For New England, partly cloudy weather, followed
by increasing cloudncss, possibly rain areas variable
Winds mostly from tho northeast falling barometer
aud stationary temperature. t
For tho Middle Atlantic States. cloudy, rainy
weather. variable WINDS mostly IRON colder north
oast to northwest and falling barometer.
For the Gull States, clear or partly cloudy weather
light northcrly winds, stationary temperature and
higher pressure.
For tho lake region, clear or partly cloudy weather
variable winds, mostly from the north, stationary
temperature and In the lower lakes falling followed
by rising barometer and IN tho upper lakes stationary
or lower pressure
For tho Upper Mississippi ana Lower Missouri val
Isys clear partly cloudy weather, lght northery
winds. stationary temperature aud stationary or
lower pressure, followed by winds veorlng to south
eastery.
Tho Lower Mississippi River will slowly ialI.
Cautionary signals continue ~ Cape Lookout Cspc
Hatterns, KITTY Hawk. Cape Henry, and are ordered
for Norfolk, Cape May, Baltimore, Lewcs, Atlantic
CITY, Barnegas and Sandy Hook.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-04
NEW JERSEY POLITICS.

The republicans of JERSEY City held their Conven.
ton yesterday afternoon in tho wigwam on Pavoniu
avenue. Fave McGee was elected Chairman, and J..
Herbert Potts, Secretary. Roderick B. Seymour
Chairman Of the Executive Committee, said, after
a Call for nominatioss ha been made that
the democrats in the Legislature had several
new charters Tor Jersey Guy now before them, and
until after Friday they would be unable 10 do any
thing definite. A committee OF IRON each dis
trict was appointed, consisting OF X. b. Seymour
William Morgan, Dennis l.. Spencer, a. l.. Glenny
John Bird and Casper J. Speck TO select names
nomination, and the Convention adjourned until Sat
urday, at three r. N.
The republicans OF Hobokcn yesterday held their
city Convention and intorsed the German indepcnd-
cnt nominations "a foliows: For Mayor. T. ). ).
Besson; City Clerk, Gcorge J. Quicker; Treasurer,
August Bente: Collector of Revenue, Andrew krolL
mao; Assessor. Thomas Fields; Councilman Al Large,
Joun T. Virgins; Frecnoldcrs. Jnnn e. Daiukooy
aud Ramon II. Cook; W.ter Commissioner. Leonard
j. St,astny. There Is 10 opposition 10 Bcsson foi
Mayor, the democrats having nominated him al their
Convention week ago. The charter elections will
DO held In both clues on Tuesday next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-04
DUELL DISCHARGED
FAILURE OF THE FRAUDULENT PENSION CASE
AGAINST HIM.

FAILURE OF THE FRAUDULENT PENSION CASE
AGAINST HIM.
lBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD.
SYRACUSE, n. Y, April 3, 1878.
The case Of tho United States government against
X. Holland Duel for Withholding pension money and
antc-dating an application for pension Was closed
to-day. The prosecution established three points
that James H. Carson, . soldier, died December "A,
1874; that the application for pension Tor Mrs. Car
son was mado out by Due and tho date OF carsoa's
death placed tho year 1870; that TIE widows all
davit, drawn by Dao placed the death Of Carson III
1870 Mrs Carson swears when d uell read the ufi-
he 1874 as the Of death that tho
affidavit OF Mrs. Dickinson. drawn by Duei placed
tho death In 1870; whom Duell read the adA TO nor
TO her signature. she also states, he read IL
1874 that the affidavit OF the physician who attended
the soldier ut his death flied out ny Dueil insert
ing 1870 tho dato OF death, sometime after u had
been sworn to; that the Two checks, one Tor $500
envelope from the Pun.lon department, addressed u
Mrs. Martha j. Carson, the wiaow, at Cortlandt that
tho lester was surrspttousiy ,akon IRON tho oihce,
unknown to the widow, aud the checks abstrLcted
thereirom. and next appearing IN the hands OF Due
that Duc Obtained the money on the cnocks and kept
u all save sos, which he paid Tho pensi"ner; that
after DUEL had retained tho money over one year
MIS- Carson discovered the fraud, charged DUEL with
money by mistake 20 a woman in Emira, anu finally
admitted having himself, ana paid u over, with in-
tcrest.
pugLLs STATEMENTS.
Duelps defence tina, inc nng out OF the appli-
cation, wrongly liking tho date OF tue sol hers death
was clerical error Of his partner; that the two
women mstascn In saying he read tho afiidavits
fixing the date oil death 1874 He admits hins out
tho physician AFFIDAVIT some time alter II was made
He swore he did not ab,truct MIRA Carson's letter
tho Post office, but lays that to his dead parnor
Foster lie AYERS ne TOOK the aDstracted cnecks 10
Now YORK, which the widow swears he did not show
10 her, got them casbed ana forwarded tho
balance due by check. TO his now dcad
partner. That check, he AYERS, has lain concealed
among dead papers until alter his arrest
when he searched aud found H.
Tue CASE ABANDONED
Assistant District Attorney Pound advised tho Com
missioner feared tako ths before jury,
when the prisoner was discharged. puell was warmly
congratulated by hts iriends Due declares that
Interior Department at Washington hoped TO make
political capital by prosecuting him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-04

IFTom INC DuHaIO EXFFtsf, APfT
Tho NEW YoRK HERALD Of sunday 10 issued In quin
tuplc form again-ths nith Issue VI this kind In
many weeks There are l20 columns IN the paper,
seventy .cignt OF which are given up to advertise
men,s The matter 10 this issue OF the HERALD repre-.
scn,s tho type In Two octave volumes o. 333 pages
each, and the LABOR attending the various depart.
mems and their makeup u twice tnat which the vol
umcs would require. Wnen tho time gwen tho
HERALD employees to get out this sheet IS considered
the enterprise assumes very large proportions wncn
the money the edition brings - reflected upon Is
not surprised al the variocs expensive expeditions Of
the HsRALo The quiniupIe paper may be gratifying
10 the puul,c at large evidence more or less pro
nounced Of q revival Of business.
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DEFRAUDING THE REVENUE.
BosroS, April 8, 1878.

Bosrox, April 3, 1878
james Mackey, OF Providence, win BIO brought be-
fore United States COMMISSIONS Halelt tomorrow
morning charged with defrsuding the government by
being concerned In the Installation OF whskey upon
which tho government tax was not paid. some tine
last summer o partnership was formed for
tho anuiacture and sale OF liquor between
deuce and East Mansfield farmer. McEnany wus
10 furnish and operate the stIi Bcnway 10 provide
the accommodations and Mickey 10 dispose Of tho
whskey. A quarrel led 10 exposure, aud IN unsuc-
csssiui attempt made to crmlpatc them before
United Slates Commissioner Douglass, OF Fail River.
Lately the case In hand by Deputy Coiec,os
Hayes, who Arrssted Mickey and McEnany aud
brought 10 this city. The latter Is SAID, mas
confessed his guilt and will DO used government
witness.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-04
QUEENS COUNTY.

In Queens county IN the Board Of County Supervis.
orr while last year there was only ono republican
member out Of seven, this year there viii be three.
The Board Il follows:-
Flushng-Edward A. Lawrence, democrat
Oystor Bay-Gcorg. =. Dosping, democrat mo
oppoeition.)
North hempstead-John ~ Clark, republican.
Hempstcad--Charlcs h. Cioments. republican.
Jarnaica--John H. Brinckorhon, democrat mo ep-
position.
NcwtowE--John l.. Van Nostrand, republican.
Long Island Cny-John Ciaven, democrat: Ciavcn's
nsJority over Hunter IN Long Island City Is 500
Hcury 8. Debcvoise Is Reelected Mayor Motifs
jority over Herman TOR City Treasurer 10 lao Near
die has l2l pluraty for Police Justice. Dsicha ant
majority over Chapman for Civil Justice Is 1852. Tho
Atau, men elect are First ward, Robert McNuisy
GrahAmite; second, James Stevenson, Grahamite
Third, Michael Donuey, Grsnamiie: Fourth, Cor.
nclius Reed, Grahamite aud republican; Filth, John
J. Mtcnc, NobIcto. IL 10 generally clean sweep
Tor tho Gruhamites.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-04

LARGELY INCREASED MAJoRITIEs REPORTED
For GOYEINoR VAN ZANpT.

LARGELY INCREASED MAJoRITIEs REPORTED
FOR GOVERNOR VAN zANDr
lBy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NEWPORT, April .. 1875.
Governor Charles c. Van Zandt has been reelected
to-day by handsome majority, estimated at l,5C0
more than he got last year. Newport the residences
OF both Mr.. Lawrence. the democratic candidate.
and OF Mr. Van Zlndi, gives the republican capdi-
date majority OF 400. and naturally there IL t,c
rejoicing here tonight and bonnres visible in
rious sections OF the city. Mr.. Lawrence secured
creditable vots here and bis campaign throughout
Stale has been conducted With energy.
Governor Van Zinit Is IN receipt OF congratuatory
kilograms IRON all sections OF the State tonight and
IRON Washington, the Rhode Island members OF Con.
gross being peculiarly Interested IN the result OF the
election
GOVERNOR VAN zASDT PRESIDENT HAYES.
me following Is copy OF u despatch just sent 10
President Hayes
NkwpoRr. April 3. 1878.
Eu1HhRroRp b. HAYEs. President OF Cmltei States
am reelected by 5000 majority. after hard 1ghtsix
times the majority OF last year.
CHARLES c. VAN ZANDr
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PREPARING FOR TIE EXHIBITION.

PREPARING FOR THE EXHIBITION.
The HERALD correspondent In Paris telegraphs
that Richard q Mccormick, American Commits
sioner General to the Paris Exposition, Is pushing
the woik OF preparation with great energy.
CANCELLATION IN FRANCE.
Paris despatch says:-"Threc measures intro
duced by the government-the Coportage bill. the
Press Amnesty bill and the State oil Siege bllhave
all become law. The first prevents the recurrence
Of the most arbitrary proceedings OF the De
Broglie cabinet, the second cancels Its 5000
press prosecutions. though extended by the
Senate 10 about dozen earlier later Offenders,
including Paul de Cassagnac, and the third Is
directed against an abuse or power, which, though
not resorted TO by the Duke dc Broge, was no.
toriously advocated by some OF mis- colleagues and
supporters. There are foundations In the De-
partment OF Indre-eLLoire The Seine and other
rivers are also very high. Snow is falling In the
east. Frost has done some mischief in the SOUTH
THE LATE PEDESTRIAN CONTEST.
The sporting LIE states that thu trustecs OF the
champion belt have decided that OLeary, winner Of
the late SIX days. pedestrian match, is entitled to
taxe II TO America, and anybody challenging him mus:
90 10 Anerica unless o'Leary agrees to compete In
Epgland, which no does appear anxious TO do at
present. The prizes The late match have boen dis
ributed. O'Leary received 81, $50, Vaughan 81, 800
and Brown $525. The olhor contestants got various
smaller sums.
THE COMING RRGArrA.
Tho Oxford crow arrived at Putney on tho Thames
yesterday. The Internationally race is appointed for
nine O'Clock A. H., April Is.
AMERICAxsr
Tho Pail Nall Gazette says:-"The stewards Of tho
Henley regatta have given notice that all American
crews contemplating entry must do SIX weeks
before the regatta Tho stewards also reserve the
right 10 refuse any entry without assigning reason."
USwIsE
The Pail Mall Gazette doubts tho question OF com.
polling the Americans to settle their pay
entrance fees month earlier than the English
The intention, says, Is doubtless to make full in
vestigation OF the status of American oa.smen.
but would suflce II the names OF tho Ameri-
oarsmen submitted to the stewards at
the nmo specified leaving to the Americans the op.
ton Of selecting what prizes they would enter for and
who should mako up this or that crow out OF tho list
submitted until The ordinary day of en,ry-that is
fortnight before the regatta.
rnE LONDON STOCK MARKET.
Stocks were nat yesterday, particularly Russian
curities
bad WEATHER..
The weather In London was cold and wet yes.
tsrday
FAMINE MOROCCO.
Drought ard famine prevail to q disastrous extent
IN several parts Of Morocco.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-04
EQUAL SUFFRAGE.

meeting OF the Twelfth Ward Equal suffrage 80.
cety was bold las, evening In Lincoln Hail. Third ave.
nue. and 10Th strcet, Mrs Elizabeth h. Whitney, It's
president IN the char The proceedings Of the meet
ing were cnlivcned ny a medley Of recitatons and
musical seiccuons Addresses delivered by Mira
whitney. Bcnno Lowry. Lii ~. Mr.. Clara Ney.
man aud Edmund King. Mrs whitney said,
during her remarks That tho pulpit anu press
gave women 70 quarter, and 10 was, therefore,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-04
THE FRENCH FAIR.

The charity fair In aid OF the moor and orphans. IN
der the auspices OF tho ladies Of the Society OF ST.
Vincent do Paul and OF the French Benevolent So.
ciely, OF New York, closed last evening a.
twelve O'Clock. This fair has been open
about ten days at kuytz's Hall. East Twenty.
third street, and has been most gener.
ousiy paironlzcd. inc committee last evening
expressed themselves being very we'll satisfied with
It's success they thought that about S. 900 wou
be realized for the charitable purposes mentioned
The ladies OF the committee ana In tact a concerned
worked very hard to mako " success, and deserve
full credit Tor their charitable cndca vora
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-04

CHICAGO, April 5, 1878.
In tho Aidormanic and town elections yesterday
tho total vote approximalcd as foows:-Repubiican
$4,000; democrat, 1900; independent (bolting
pubcans and dcmocrats), $500; Comm unist, $500,
and Datonul 1000. Seven republican, six demo
cratic, two democratic and NATIONAL two independent
and one Communist Aldermen were elected.
In South Town the republicans elected the Collcc-
tor Supervisor ana Town Clerk aud the democrats
and natl. nails the Assessor
In West Town the democrats elected their entire
ticket
In North Town tho republicans elected the Colec.
tor and Assessor anu The democrats the supervisor
and Town Clerk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-04
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

II. Devereux. President Of the Cleveland, Colum.
bus, Cincinnati and Indianapolis Railroad Company,
at the Windsor General Sias Seymour, OF Quebecl
Ex-Governor Frederick Smyth. OF New Hampshire;
General John Hammond OF Crown Point, n. Y, and
cx-conGrcssman Frank II. Hurd, OF Ohio are ut he
Fifth Avenue; Chancellor f. Haven, OF Syracuse,
and Lieutenant Commander J. J. Read. United
States Navy, are at the Rossmorc Eek congrcssman
Il. u. Morgan, of Aurora, n. Y, 10 at the 81
Nicholas General George II. sharpe, oil Kingston,
N. Y, and William Faxon, OF Hartford, arc at the
Gilsey Colonel George w. Patton, United Staies
Army, is at the Coleman. Ex-senator H. c. Con-
nelly, OF Kingston, Is ut tho Metropolitan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-04
DIME ENTERTAINMENT.

Tho tenth OF series OF dime entertainments drew
large audience to tho Church OF our Saviour, In w.a
F,fty-seventh street, last evening. The performers
were Miss Minnie Mason. who gave u number o
humorous ana dramatic readings In very good STYLE
Miss Lily Eicne, vionnst Master William II. Lee,
soprano; Mrs. f. Skinner, pianist aud organist, and
senior Jose Godoy, tenor. The performance was very
successful the singing OF Master Lee, the boy
aoprano, being particularly excellent and winning the
heurttcsl applause
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-04

CONGRESS OPENED ON TUESDAY, sATIsPAc-
TORY MESSAGE AND REPLY
MEXICO. AlriI 2, 1878,
Via BROWNSVILLE, Texas
Congress opened yesterday The message OF Presi-
dent Diaz and the reply made by the Chairman OF
the House Of Representatives were much applaudcd.
RAILWAY MRxco TO coLIMA.
The President Minister Riva Pasco and other mo-
liabilities were present to-day at the inauguration OF
section OF the railway from Mexico TO CoIima.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-04
WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE, April 8, 1878.
Tho entire democratic city ticket - carried by
jorities Of 800 10 900 Tho republicans Asvo gained
largely In aldermen and supervisors. John Black,
democrat, was elected Mayor by = majority OF 1858
votes, james - White was elected Comptroller. q. e.
Triumph, Treasurer, and ID. Ii. johnson. Attorney.
The Honest Money League claims that Il has decided
minority on the nm incihl ISSUE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-04
BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD.

BosroS. April 3. 1878.
Negotiations, Instituted by tho Board Of Land CON-
missioners, secure paymsuts from tho Boston and
Albany Railroad Company TO tho Commonwealth upon
account Of their agreement with the State In regard
10 the South Boston Oats have resulted IN payment
by shc company Of $3.50, 900 rho Land COMMISSIONERS
state that the was Sil0 900, according To
contract, bat tho company dispute Tho balance and
have ASKED Tor u hearing, which will doubtless bs
granted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-04
CANADA PACIFIC RAILROAD.

WINNIPEG, Manitoba. April 8. 1878.
The Manitoba sections OF the Canada PaciGc Hsl-
way are beng rapidly constructed. Several thousand
workmsn are engaged at So day and there Is great
demand tor laborors. Neatly one undrcd miles oi
tho road north east Of Winnipeg have been CON-
pleed and the track Is being graded toward Rat Por
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-04
NEW YORK TOWN ELECTIONS
KINGS COUNTY.

Tho elections held IN the Kings county towns on
Tuesday lust resulted tie election Of the follow
named Supervisors For Flatbush--Peter L. Will
hanson, democrat Flatlands--John H. Ryder, rcpub-
lIcnn. Grave scud-John Y. Ackaue, democrat. Now
Lots--A. H.. W. Van Siclen, democrat Nov Utrecht
Charles c. Bennett, democrat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-04
MINNESO

MISxEAPoLis, April 8 1878
There q light vote at the charter election here
yesterday. Rand (rcp.l was elected Mayor the
candidates OF the combined democrats and working
men by about 800 majority, and HUI rep) Comptroller
by over l,600 majority. The new council STANDS
eleven republicans and seven democrats. Tho vote
was !, 600 less shan last year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-04
BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKE rs.

RIO JANkIKO. ADriI IHIS,
CoHee-tiood hrsts 600 ~ 100 rcs per 10 kos Ex.
change London 3 Freshts Per sail for the ca
I2s ID Average daily receips Of coffee during past
week 400 bags; weeks shipments TO tho Channel and
North Of Europe. 1900; United States ~ 90 and Mcd
terrancaa ports 1000 weeks sales Tor the Channel and
an ham
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MASSACHUSETTS, LIQUOR TRAFFIC.
BosroS, April 3, 1878.

Bosroy, April 3, 1873.
Tho bill amending the existing Liquor was do
batsd At length In the House to-day. Tho bill was
amended by adopting MoTct register sections ana
limiting the NUMBER OF licenses to DO granted IN any
city or town 10 one Tor zach l, 900 inhabtants
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-04
A NEW STEAMSHIP.


CussrgR. Pa, April 3, 1873
The second Brazilian iron steamship City OF Para,
will 10 launched al Roasn's shp Yard Saturday alter.
noon, NJ three o'clock. rhe launch will be witnessed
by President Hayes, his Cabinet, members vi Con.
gress and prom ncot persons from Ne~ York, Phlla.
delpnia aud BALTIMORE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-04
SING srxo.

On Tuesday tho annual election for tho choice OF
village officers Of Sing sing vas ned, and resulted IN
the defeat Of tho republicans. The officers arc
Major II. Y. Symonds, president; IL Tcrhunc, coll
leclor; Nathaniel Dcveau. ueasurerf A. Is. Murray,
J. 4. Adcock and James brown trustees.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-04
TILE WEAIHlR YESTERDAY.

Tho following record will show tho changes In tho
temperature for tue past twenty Hour hours, IN com.
parison with the corresponding date Of last year. az
Indicated by tho thermometer ut Hudnurs pharmacy,
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PRoviDEScE April 3, 1875
Returns from the whole State, excep. and
ono district, give Van ndt (republcan) us; Law
renee dcmocrat) 1885, Foster tareenback 5s3; scat.
tering, IL Van Zandls majority. 3,309 His majority
last year was AL Tho Legislature Is very hugely
republican, usual The prohbitory strength Is
probably somewhat diminished.
Tho folIn wing Ia thu vote nj tho chtar tnvns.-
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MISSOURI.

ST JOSEPH, April 3. 1878.
The democrats elect the ontire city ticket by good
majoritics. All the Councimen are democrats.
KANSAS CRY, April 8 1878.
The democratic ticket has ell. cled by majoritcs
from so 10 400, except for Treasurer Tho democrats
elect Aldermen anu the republicans s.
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women's right 10 STRIKE back and hit II sho M.
bsnno Lowry labored TO show that modern society
was IN state OF moral decay. and spite OF public
opinion ana Threatened ostrscism, he proclaimed
himself an advocate OF equal r,ghts tor both sexes
The audience separated at a late hour
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CUBA.

NUMBER OF SURRENDERED INSURGENTS IN THE
MANzANILLo DISTRICT.
HAVANA, April g. 1873
II is officially reported that 1900 insurgents sur
rendered iu tho Jurisdiction OF Mapzanilo during the
month Or March. OF these 1880 were men. The
arms Of all kinds gwen up amounted to 1880 pieces