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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-15
CHINA.
Public Meetlng.

SAN FRANCISCO, November IA. Foreign real
dents at Hong Kong held public meeting Oct. 7,
to consider the state of insecurity of life and prop
erty in the colony. Chinese residents stts6pted
to pack the meeting, but failed TO accomplish say-
thing. The following resolution was adopted:
During the past sixteen months life snd proper
ty in the colony has been seriously jeopardized,
and feeling has been engendered which in the
opinion Of the meeting has been mainly caused by
the policy of undue leniency towards ths Grim.
inal classes.
Other rese lutions in general way favored 70
turn to hogging and other severe punishmeuts Of
criminals.
Severe Storm.
A storm on the coast occasioned many marine
disasters.
Chinese Cabinet.
A great change in the Chinese cabinet l. a..
pected, upon the return Of the MikAdo to Toxic.
Cholera is said to be prevalent in Nagaski. The
government is adopting active measures v Pre-
vent the spread Of the contagiOn. The diseases has
also appeared at Yokohama.
Personal.
j. Bingham, envoy of the United States, de-
parts by the City Of Toxic, and Stevens. Secreta-
~ Of the Legation, is acting in his absence.
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VIEW HOkk



NEW YORK, November IA. Toronto specials
say Boston silk manufacturer is about to esiab-
lish factory at Borthwick, with Sl2 900 subsidy.
Attempted Murder.
Angelo Spanglo, an Italian. waylsid Peter
Drake and plunged . ringers knife into the back
OF his neck, causing almost instant death. Span
glo fed, but was pursued and captured after q
desperate struggle. He said Drake attempted to
Cut him and BACKED his eye last night
Board of Trade.
The L. S. Board of Trade continued its deliber-
alton this forenoon, and adopted resolution sp-
proving the course agreed upon by the Secretary
of the Treasury and New York bankers tor ma
tionsl resumption Of specie payments.
InjuncuOn.
Judge Donahoe has granted an INJUNCTION re-
strainiug L. NJ. Todd i Company, who carry on
stocks, from continuing the business.
Gen. Reno.
Ex- Secretary of the Interior J. d. Cox, who was
second in command under General Reno, says the
late statement is false That General Reno did
not 90 near the regiment and was killed at South
Mountain while making personal reconnoisa nce
by rebel skirm lsher.
Gen. Grant.
A Cadiz despatch states General Grant arrived
there Tuesday. He was received at the landing
by the mayor, civil and military officers, with .
guard of honor in attendance, and large crowd
cheered the ex-president. The reception was
most enthusiastic on the part of the people, and
very cordial on that of the authorities.
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CHICAGO, November N,'le7s.
FLOUR-Exra spring 5.OOa3.Oo: western l50;
Southern 5.25.
WHEAT No. l Red Winter ---a--; No. n -
-a-cash; s6h December No. . Chicago Spring
s0S cash; - November; slxs- Deeesbsrs
No. 3. Bgh rejected co..
CORN sales. ss.sssx cash; 49, Nov.
81 ha3l. Dec. reiec,e !, Sl-a
OATS -l9ha-k cash; 49, NevsmAer:
Dec. 1873 rejected, IL.
RYE-44%.
BARLEY - akaa cash; ss-ass,, November
%; December s5. =
December 50 -. Jan. -.
LARD-Cash a.a-a5 ST.; Nov. o.eo-aoO; psc.
5S0a5. So Ian. NIX.
BULK MEATS shoulders $40, shove ~
sides 4hsoi short clear rib Aks-; clsas sa1ss
ia.
WHISKEY-le6.
rREiGHTs-Corn to Buffalo ~ cs.e; wssss
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MORE GRAVE ROBBIE
Assault on Police.

CINCINNATI, November IA. At Jonesve, O.,
. policeman on the bridge had his suspicious
aroused by the movements of party in a wagon,
and when they reached the bridge ordered them
to halt, but the driver whipped the horses into .
gallop and escaped. The policeman procured as
sistsnce and followed them, and attempted to ar
rest them. but the whole party jumped from the
wagon, assaulted the police and escaped to the
woods. The wagon was found to contain bodies
of prominent citizens who have been buried in
Woodlawn cemetery since Monday. Policeman
Stltt received pistol wounds from men in the wag-
on during the chase. 1t is not known who the
robbers were.
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IOWA.
Sad Affair.

Dies MONIES, November IA. A ptiful incident
of the late great hres on the Iowa praires the
death Of Fred Aiken, q boy in Grant township.
He stayed in bayfield, trying to save stack IN
til it was too late to escape the fire by running
He wet horse blanket 10 a creek, wrapped him
self 10 it. and took the desperate chance OF dash
through the flames. The effort proved fruitless.
The fire licked of the blanket as though it had
been paper, and burned the boy so badly that he
died within few hour,
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An Explanation.

An EKpIAnatIOh.
CUsHNoC HEIGHTS, Nov. A. 1873.
Mr. EDITOR The article that appeared 10 the
journal few days since, giving an account of
Mr.. Alberis hogs, caused that gentleman to be
highly incensed. wish to state that have apol-
ogized to Mr.. Albsrs, told him that l meant no
in suit, and everything has been amicaby settled
Mr.. Alberts and myself have always been on
friendly terms, and still. lie says that what
provoked him most WAS being continually impor-
tuned on the street by Que wanting to sell
him horse. and the next man would ask him if
he had . hog to sell. | will say that l had been
misinformed AS to weight of the pigs-they weigh
considerable more than what | state and are
thriving. was also in error as to the tunes the
hogs sing. The pieces that they do sing are,
"Tolng on" and "The half was never told"
Mr.. Aberts has given up the idea Of buying a
horse, at pr esent, and has no hogs to sell
I
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EASTERN AFFAIRS.

PHILLIPoIs, November IA. The international
commission has adopted with some slight modf-
cations the scheme Of reform for Eastern Roume-
liza proposed by the porte which includes partly
elective council general aud popular elections for
certain local officers.
VIENNA, November IA. Count Schouvaloff had
conference of several hours duration with Rus
sian and German ambassadors here, on eastern
affairs.
The Russian attempt to enter into special ar
rangements with Austria respecting Eastern af-
fairs had no immediate success.
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FINANCIAL 4 COMMERCIAL,
New York MOney Market.
EVENING REPORT

EVENING REPORT.
New York. November IL. 1878.
1Money loaned al g. IA sn call, and closed 1t g.
per cent.
HSterling 4sl ask tor 80 days, 4s5kass- ior
demand.
Gold opened at IOdh aud closed mt l0OH.
Carrying rates, sa3 per cent. Borrowing Rases
la2.
Clearings, eli 1913 900. Custom receipts, es7lOoo
Treasury disbursed si3500O interest, tlS3 go Soi
bonds. ..UHt.f.
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THE FISHERY AWARD.
ARA gements Made for the Award to
be Paid.

NEW YORK, November IA. Government has,
through the banking house of this city, completed
the purchase Of sterling exchange to the amount
of about FL 100 900, to meet the Halifax award, to
be paid the British government at London, the
23d inst, Agents of the United States treasury
department will make the transfer ut London
that date.
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THE WAR I'm AFRICA.

LONDON, November IA. 1t is reported that q
further outbreak by Kaffirs is imminent. The
rebel tribes are msssed under the King of Zulus.
The British force on the frontier is in danger Of
being overwhelmed unless promptly reinforced.
nit is asserted that England has declined Russias
good offices relative to Afghaoistsn, and it is con-
sdered improbable that Russia ever offered them
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Secrest will not be executed to -day at Whining
ton. n. e., an appeal having been taken by his
counsel.
Warren A. Burch, grocery merchant of Mont
gonery, Ala, failed recently. Liabilities, $780,
900; assets will probably realize 40 cents on the
dollar.
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POLITICAL T..

Another Ballot-box Suffer Brought to
Trial.
PETERSBURG. November IA. despatch says
in Alexander, VIVA, Eugene, Judge OF elections
is charged with stufng the ballot box, and is held
for trial on bail Of $1,000.
Convention.
New YORK, November Ii. The papers here
state that tue socslled commercial convention in
session 81 Chicago, IL nothing bat a combination
Of subsidy seekers, organized to secnre success
before Congress which they failed 10 doing at the
last session.
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DELAM ARE.

WILMINGTON, November ii. At the State
election on the 9th, +. l.. Martin, the democratic
candidate for Congress, was elected by a majority
OF about 1000 over his only opponent, j. G. Jack
son, greenbacker. Since the election the point
has been raised by Martins opponents that he IS
Ineligible, having been convicted of aiding and
sbeiting the rebellion, and jackson proposes to
claim the seat. On the other hand, it is asserted
by Martins friends that pardon was issued by
President johnson in 1865, and letter has beer
published from Z. p. johnson, then U. S. Mar
shal for Delaware, TO Col Martin, informing him
tina. he had received a warrant for his pardon.
For some reason yet unexplained the Presidents
warrant cannot be found on file in the u. S. Court
here, nor we're the papers received by Martin, but
he states that the record is On file the State de.
partmeDt at Washinptnn
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CAUTION.

We would respectfully inform the citizens of
Augusta and vicinity that Mr.. R. B. Cspen and
c. Il. Baker are not in our employ, and the public
are cautioned against buying bogus machines rep
resented to be Singer machines.
The SINGER MANIC Co.,
JJ. MAHER. Manager,
Corner Water and Bridge Streets,
Augusta, Me.
novl3-tlw
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NEW BRUNSWICK.
Railroad Accident.

ST. JOHN November IA. A train on the New
Brunswick Railroad ran off the track at Peel, six
miles below Florenceville. The cars rolled down
sD embankment, passenger car taking lire.
Three persons were killed and several injured,
some of whom are badly burned
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WISCONSIN,.
DE- structive Fire.

MILWAUKEE. November IA. A fire tonight in
Q brick block on Grand avenue caused loss Of
about $4,000. Partly insured. The damage to
the building is about six thousand dollars though
the fire did not get below the fourth floor. The
loss 70 the goods was mostly caused by water.
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DIANA.


Fort WAYNE, November IA. The death at
Huntingdon, Indiana. from terrible beatings, of q
dwarf named Mary Daily, at the hands of her
father, step mother, brothers and sisters is being
invest gated. The girl had borne two illegti-
mate children, of whom her step brothers are said
to be the fathers.
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A Consultation.

A Washington special says u s. Attorney
Learned mas arrived there to consult with Attor-
ney General Devens as to the most practical
means 10 be employed to bring to justice the muir
derers Of seventy-fve negroes at the late election
in Cadda parish, La. This is Lesrned's district.
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OHIO.
Court Matters.

CINCINNATI, November IA. John J. Kelly, an
alderman OF the fifth district 10 this city, was to-
day convicted in the United States court, of pro-
curing illegal votes at the recent election. The
voting was done by a riverman who although he
said that he lived in Pttsburg, gave kelly's resd-
ence to the election judges his own. The sen
tence unpronounced. The extreme penalty
of the law is $500 fine and three years imprison-
ment.
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Notice..

This is to certify that I left the employ of the
Siuger Manufacturing Company of my own free
will. | am now in the employ of responsible
and reliable man, and will furnish to my custom
ers whatever l agree to. do not represent the
Stewart machines to be Singers, for l consider
the Stewart superior to the Singer and sell it on
its own merits.
novl5 tlw z. II. BAk Elk.
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"Like spring, glittering with the cheerful drops
lille dew" come Caswells NEW" ELIXIR. for
the Blood, to reviviiy the lsngud, pale and blood
less and give them new life and strength. Pre-
pared only by Caswell Il Co., of Boston: proprie-
tors of Csswell 4 Co.'S SLIPPERY ELM LOZ-
ENGES, for the Blood, and the beautiful WAX
FLOSS Hair dressing. For sale bv all drugg lists.
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Hon. Joshua Nye, who for six years has been
tne able Superintendent of the South Parish Con
gregationsl Sunday school, rendered last Sabbath
his resignation, which he announced must be &C.
cepted. Mr.. Nye stated that it was his intention
to change his residence in the course of a few
months, and he should like to see his successor
installed before be took his departure.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, November IA. The official re-
turns give Gen. Hoyt, the rep. candidate for gov
NOR, 22,3l9 plurality.
HARRISBURG. November IA. The following is
the oficlal vote OF Pennsylvania for Governor:
iioyt, 3l9 567
Din, 2g7 O60
Mason, Natl. 81 1853
Lane. Prohib., 3653
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CUBA.
A DlcIee.

HAVANA. November IA. A decree is published
reducing all export duties ten per cent. from jan
usry lst, 1879, from which date also, also. all the
taxes and public dues will be payable 10 gold ex-
cept in the case Of the royal lottery. The decree
awaits the appreciation Of the home government.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
WhiDDed for Theft.

NEW YORK, November IA. A young thief
pamed K. l.. Stevens, was logged with fifty LASH
es yesterday, at Petersburg, being the first white
whipped under the recent State constitutional
anne ndment.
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ALABAMA.

MONTGOMERY, November IA. The Senatorial
contest is attracting much attention. The ballot
ing begins to-day, week. Gov. Houston, j. L.
Hugh Samuel Bradford, l.. Ii. Walker, +. W.
Sykes and Peter Hamilton, are mentioned as can
didates
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Notice to Our Patrons.

On account of The occasional less of money when
transmitted by matt, we desire that all remittances
to us be de by Postal order or Registered letter.
ut our expense; AS we cannot be respons ible for
its safe delivery otherwise.
PUBLISHERS OF JOURNAL.
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weather Indications for To-day.

For New England and the Middle States,
partly cloudy weather, norwesterly winds becom-
ing variable or shifting to warmer southessterly,
rising followed BY stationary or falling barometer
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SOUTH CAROLYN 4.
Arrested.

CHARLESTON, November IA Three managers
of the recent election, at kiugstree in w illisms-
burg county, were arrested to-day for interfering
with the United States supervisors. Other arrests
are q Injected
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ARKANSAS.

LITTLE Rock, November Ii. From official re-
turns so Tar received, there is longer any doubt
OF The election Of four democratic congressman
from this State, namely: LIST district, Dunn I'd,
SlerIans; 81, Cravens; 4th, Gunter.
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Boston Stock List.
NEW YORK. November II, ls7S

iSales at the Brokers' Board
BOSTON. November IA, 1878.
Boston & Maine Railroad l0e-al06k
Eastern Railroad, l3tal3k
Portland, SacO Portsmouth Railroad, uDA-
DO ston h Maine Railroai,( ew bondsl Hays
Eastern Railroad (new bonds) 7lhA1s
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The November Elections,
MINNESOTA.

ST. PAUL, November IA. The Pioneer Press
prints returns from counties, nearly all official,
showing the republican majority on the State
ticket to be 1854. Pillsburys majority last year
was IL 324
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WASHINGTON.
Financial.

New YORK, November IA. Senator Voorhees,
announces be will introduce q bill in Congress to
make trade dollars legal tender which will add
$50 900 to the circulation.
A Consultation.
A Washington special says U. s. Attorney
Learned has arrived there to consult with Attor-
ney General Devens as to the most practical
means 10 be employed to bring to justice the muir
dercrs Of seventy-fve negroes at tue late election
in Csdda parish, La. This is Learned's district.
Naval Matters.
Commodore Shufeldt reports to Sec'y Thomp-
that during the past yeTf SO vessels have been
wholly or partially equipped, at An expenditure Of
SLY ,0l0, and So $50 tons OF coal have been pur
chased Tor the navy, costing S2S3,222.
Commodore X. S. Law, ch.sl of the bureau of
yards and docks, submits the following estimates
for the fiscal year:
For the support Of the bureau, Sl27oO
General maintenance Of yards and docks
and contingent, 100000
Support of naval asy um so 500
Repairs and preservation of navy yards, 200
improvement at navy yards. 10000
Civil Establishments 81, 906
Total, 1915, 495
Commodore LETTERS, chief of bureau of ordnance
submits the following estimates:
Labor, mate rial and fuel used n fitting
ship for service, and preservation OF
ordnance and ordnance stores, $4,000
Repairs of buildings, magazines, wharves
gunboais, tugs, lighters and boas, so 900
Torpedo service $1,000
Miscellaneous items, freight, kilograms,
| postage, advertising, etc, 5000
| Civil establ ishment at navy yards, IL 1856
Total, 1924, so6
| The 4 Per Cents.
| The subscriptions to the 4 per cent loan to-day
were S7G $50.
Naval Hospital.
Surgeon General Taylor chief of the bureau of
medicine and surgery, says the continuance of the
naval hospital establishment requ Tres about $780,
600 annually. From $50 900 to $4,000 is receiv-
ed annually from the officers and men Of the navy,
consequently an appropriation of $6o,O0o will be
| required.
| The Chinese.
| The President has recognized Chen Shu Tang,
as Consul General, and Colonel Frederick Abee,
| as Consul OF the Chinese Empire at San Francis
CO.
| Papal Matters.
| The report of d. Hazen, Sd Asst Postmaster
General, shows that in the division proper the ap-
| preparation for the service during the year was
81, isl l50. and the expenditures only S752 ,232
| leaving an unexpended balance OF "a A per cent.
The large saving due to the fact that shortly af
| ter the appropriation was made, new contract Is
were entered into for adhesive postage stamps,
postal cards, &c. at great reduction from the
old rates on which the appropriation was based.
Report of the Chief of Bureau of Steam
| Engineering.
| w. H. Shock, Chief of the Bureau of Steam
engineering, gives an exhibit showing that the
| bureau is free Of debt, with . small unexpended
balance Of the appropriation. He thinks that the
Pensacola navy yard should be placed in the high
est state OF efficiency, and makes an earnest ap-
peal for the mechanics employed in our yards and
stations, for whom there is no provision in case Of
death or disability while 10 the discharge of the
duties.
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lfeatIng by Steam.

MANCHESTER, November IA. Many prominen
citizens of thus place are becoming interested in
the Holly system of heating buildings by steam
A delegation will visit LockpOrt, N. Y, Spring
field, Mass, and other places to witness the oper-
alton OF the system next month.
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The New Governor,

IoR0TO, November IA. II ID understood the
landing day of the new governor general will b.
proclaimed public holiday. Great preparations
Tor decorations In Halifax are in progress.
Small POx.
NEW YORK, November a. A Toronto special
says that small pox threatens 10 become an cpl
demic there.
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The Board OF Commissioners of Pharmacy will
meet in Portland at Falmouth House, at , IL
o'clock A. NJ, Tuesday, November 10Th.
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One of our most estlmsble citizens may be
thankful for the Introduction of DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup, for its timely use has saved his life.
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See card Of Mr.. c. II. Baker, in another col
umn, in regard to the interesting question of sew
ing machines.
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G NJ. Twichell of Fairfield, dentist has just
returned from attending the sessions of the Mer-
rimac Valley Dental Association, at Lowell
Mass, of VIII ich he is a member.
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large number of people came up from Gard
liner and Hsliowell yesterday to attend the Serb
ner murder trial.
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Big Fire.

BRADFORD. November IA. A fire broke out at
O'Clock TO night in one of the numerous small
buildings at the foot of Main street, near the
Theatre Comique, and is rapidly spreading. The
Rddel House is now burning, and Nelson's OPP
era House is threatened. The fire department
from Orleans has been sent for.
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The ground froze again yesterday morning, and
the rough roads made travelling horrible.
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NEW HAM I'SIiIRE.
Fatal accident.

PORTSMOUTH, November IA. Phebe Devine Of
North Hampton, was thrown from team this
morning which passed over her, inhcting fatal
injuries.
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A Sad Case.

Mrs. Diana Haines was made insane by false
report that she heress TO 500 900, the sud-
den citation and disappointment unsalsneing her
reason She tried to commit suicide, and was
sent to an asylum. Lately $780, 900 were really
bequeathed TO her, but she will not believe it.
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We cannot forbear mentioning without detail an
illusl, alton Of the characteristic Kindness Of con-
ductor Pbilbrook, OF the Maine Central Railroad,
which WAS observed on the train yesterday Z. NJ.
and which will undoubtedly be gratefully remem-
bered by family having no other claim than that
which sickness or misfortune otter to quick sym
alhY and manly heart Wing.
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| The President has recognized Chen Shu Tang
as Consul General, and Colonel Frederick Abee
as Consul of the Chinese Empire at San Francis
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There was a good attendance at the sociabe
given in Reform Club Hall on Wednesday even
ing by three ladies of the Universalist society
The occasion was very pleasant.
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NEW M EXICO.

SANTA FE, November IA. Otero, republican
for Congress, has 700 majority with two counte.
to hear from, which will probably reduce the ma
jority to 300.