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Sharp County record., 1879-10-30
FULTON.
PROCEEDINGS OF COUNTY
COURT.
OCTOBER TERN, 1879.

aa 90 IL
--'' j. -Neei6y Shaver appointed inter
nal improvement commissioner to
collect the internal improvement
fund due Sharp county from Law
renee county.
The surplus old county fund ap-
propriated to contingent purposes.
Mrs. NJ. E. Cash declared a pau
per on county.
The five mill tax levied for gene
raj county expenditures was ap-
propriated as follows:
Circuit court expenses, $1,000 90
County court expenses, 400 OO
Probate court expenses, 100 w
Criminal proceedings in JUS
tees courts, 275 OO
Expense Of keeping prison
ers in the county Jail, $50 90
Expenses of making assess
ment, textbooks and COL
lectiDg taxes, 800 W
TO purchase public records
Of county, 20 10
TO maintain pauperS on Co., 500 %
For judges salary, 800 90
For other expenses OF county
government allowed by
law, 200 W
Special tax to procure iron
cage for county Jail aud
make nthcr rcnairR. ZOO 90
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Local News.

court IN fulton county tnls week.
Unless there is rain soon we
fear the wheat crop in this section
will be short next season.
We are informed that panther
vas seen prowling about in the
neighborhood of Jacob Schales resi-
dence last week.
The school in thisgpIace is hav-
ing q weeks vacation, to enable
Professor NcKie to take up his resi-
dence in the college.
We are informed the number of
children Of school age in the county,
this year, Is 1856 IN excess of the
number reported last year,
Hon. Sam. Il Davidson mean
ders un,2ad, 4.s.Efas.as y q. .atf'eetw witii
goggles over his eyes, and looks as
dignified as q supreme Judge,
Prof, G. S. Bruun was in town
the first of the week, and accepted a
position as teacher Of the members
Of the cornet band tor a term of
two months.
AS stated in our last issue, there
will be an election for constable in
Piney Fork township next Satur-
day, November 1st. We are re-
quested to state that Mr.. H. +.
Adams is a candidate }or this posi-
ton, and if elected we believe he
will make an efficient officer.
We learn from Mr.. J. B. Nc
Caleb, who has just returned from
the southwest portion Of the county,
that the cotton crop in that section
is much better than was anticipated,
and that W. R. Kirk, at Polk Bayou,
has ginned and b2Ied more cotton
than ever before at this season.
The thleshing machine owned
by the Shaver brothers, of this
place, threshed 2,727 bushels Of
wheat and 9j1 bushels Of oats this
season. The toll for threShing is
the tenth bushel, which on the above
amount, with whe8t at 81 and oats
at IS cents, would be equal to about
S4O9.
Some Of the farmers Of this
county are hauling their cotton to
Newport, where they obtain 10
cents per pound for it. The mer-
chants of this place are also send
ing their cotton to Newport and
Walnut Ridge, and bringing back
supplies for their stores. The low
water in White river is damaging
Batcsville for the present as ship
ping point.
The yellow fever epidemic for
the year 1879 is over. On the 25th
inst. the quarantine against Mem
rhis was raised, and hundreds Of the
refugees went focking hoRe to that
place. both by railroad and steam
boat. Dispatches of the 9th, the
latest news we have, report not a
sin@ie new cs8e nor death. The
total number Of cases in Memphis
MP to t&at date was l,5ll; total nuln'
Of deaths, 40. There wss one new
case and one death at FOrreS5 City
a. Il
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The following is a list Of letters

The following is a list Of letters
received and not called for during
the past week, at the Evening Shade
postofice:
Sophia Berry, I N Brown, Jas B
Brown, J NJ Darlington, Alice El-
lott, Lewis Francis, c X Ford, B J
Flanagan, Malinda Gunn,L V James,
Henry Kunkle, r w Lynch, Mrs
- Miller, Cal Mat2ck, J E Mitch
ell, Miss Lila Oliver, Israel Plack~
card, W F Roy, L Richie, E F
Smith, Emma Shaver (colored), Mrs
S G Sims.
Postal cards.--A R Bracket, Sam
Bradford, W W Hill, F NJ Nesmith,
J w Roberts, S W Sullivan, H G
Williams.
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Church TDirSctor
EVENING SHADE.

" L Chpch, South: P,gachjng first aadHbd
Sabbaths in each month, Pr0yey-meetiuG and
iccture erGy Uc2Hcsdag right. " Il Lmstcad,
p O. Baptist Chwcb: PJ'e0chiUg secoHd Sab
bath anil Saturday pigH 6ct0re, II, cdch month.
B + H0j0d, paStOr. 80. PtrsbyterjdR Ch0ch
b Baird, pasi0r .SabbaH School at " +
Church at 8 0'clork. UP NcHic, SnPt
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EGir W0fllin0.I

ANY person CAUGHT cutting timber On the
north half Of section 16, township lG north,
range west, IN Sharp cOunty,Wiil be pros
ecuted to the full extent OF the law
j. S. MEDLEY.
Sharp County record., 1879-10-30
EVENING SHADE.
Court Dir9CtGr
SuARP COIrNTY

CirCuH: Second NOndHy IN FcbrHdly md
lluq0st-. COUttR EH8tF HshdGgfB tdRrdyy,
ApIl, JHjy md Oci0bcr.. Probate: First
M0Rddy in February, Mug, 1agHSt and No
rcmbcr
Sharp County record., 1879-10-30
NEaPEfeN.

In Evening Shade, Oct. goth, by
D. N. HuddIeston, Esq MIR. VIM B.
SoARLETT and Mrs. -EIIzA MILLER.
On Monday evening the newly
married couple was sorenaded by
the Evening Shade cornet band,
when Mr.. Scarlet responded by
"setsing up" the refreshments at his
establishment on Main street. May
their cup of joy continually over
flow.
Sharp County record., 1879-10-30
SSSieti 3.
EVENING SHADE.

R,Uai Cbaphcr No 50, h. n. w., mcets Hird
Saturday in C0cb month";. .ErcHiBg SdGdc
Lodgc, yo 143, i. r. d 4. ". meets SatUdoy
Rjgbt before the first SabjGh IN each month. ....
Byea LOdgc, No 90, l. o. o. f., mccts FridaB
nights Scmj-mORHly.
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held in the state. ."---They have a
might society in Augusta. Its smeot-
ings are said to be mighty enjoy
able.----The lovying court recently
fixed the rate Of taxation at 5 mills
for general county expenditures and
7 IL mills to pay off bonded debt.
Nearly all districts in the county
voted special school tax at the re
cent election.
GREENE.
The Gainesville Press is now pub
lished by NJ. V. Camp and J. n.
Johnson. Its issue Of the 23d inst.
contains the salutatory Of LizMo l..
Camp, as associate editor. Lizzie
started out with bold stroke in be-
half Of etiquette and good manners,
by advising young ladies not to
stretch their legs out in company,
The following is specimen Of Liz
zie's local items: "Twas Sunday
afternoon, ana not far west OF
Gainesville sat a couple in bay
window. He had not spoken for an
hour. AL of q sudden he blurted
out in excited tones, "SaIlie, will
you have mo% "Anything to beat
Grant, Tommy DEAR" she answered.
and then we heard something sound
like a pop-gun." We wish Iizzlc
and her lady students in etiquette
success.
FULTON.
Circuit court is in session at Sa-
lem this week.----They are having
dances and "sociables" at the rate
of three q week at Salem. The
Informer Of the 18th says there is
talk of taking a change Of venue in
the Haddock murder cases, which
were set for trial this week.
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9tT0y Notice.

Taken up as a stray, by Harrison W Bah
of Cave 8Ownship, Sharp county, Ark. and
posted oa the 25th day Of August, 1879 be-
the following described animal, tO-wit$
One iron gray mule, 2 years old past, with
stripes, around its forelePs. Appraised at
$500 THOS.,J, WILSON
1913 Clerk
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C0lJ1tY court.

List of claims allowed against Sharp
county at the August $50 adjourned term
OF county court:
J F Baker canvassing poll books. 81 OO
Tbo's Woods. " 90
Williams a. Matcaf II OS
J W Buckley. county printing, ID %
7 Y HuddlestOn, sheriff7s fees, 80 "A
$50 45
Williams g. Metcalf, paupers supplies 4 81
! w Buckley. county printing, IS ~
Snecial elecfion. Johnson township, 90
Sppcial iury, Kemps case, 100 90
W f Sharp, } p fees, 3 W
J p Cochran & Son. stationery, &c. 4j
Total. S47G 70
Given under my hand, this Oct. 20, 1879.
7. J. DAVIDSON. Clerk.
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Official Directory.
DISTRICT AND CIRCUIT.

Congressman, touH district. ....T " GHpter
state Senator secOM district. ID b JHdkiua
CUcdt Jadgc mira circmt........R n II PoUH
Prosecuting IH'& djd cir.... thqries coffin
Sharp County record., 1879-10-30

demand.
Transient advertising ten ceat8per line, each
insertion.
Mayriage and teeth notices. not orer ten
lines, free; more than ten lines, half transient
rates
LegI notices at Statate prices. No 7egal ad-
refreshments Inserted unless paid for in 0drGnce.
Sharp County record., 1879-10-30

Blanks of all kindvneatly printeA
at this office.
Sharp County record., 1879-10-30

Blank mortgages and warranty
deeds for sole at this, office.
Sharp County record., 1879-10-30

of claims allowed against Sharp
at the August $50 adjourned term
, 1879-06-07

sho had formed acquaintance during tho absence
Of her husband In tito Confederate ranks. The
guilty woman carried OF with het little Girl,
the daughter OF Ilollund. For. fourteen yuars
The father has been In search Of his child, nnd
only recently discovered that his former wife
anil tho Girl had nnycr bpen unt Of thu 8tntc,
tv. lie went thitl1er aud found his dnughtcr. a
fine grown girl VI II, In room witt, her nothcr
md three children Of tho liaithcock connection.
The ,oung gtrl Ind noycr bcun to schoul q day
In ler ltfc. and va4 accustomed TO work In tic
nor writc, but willingly accompanied her tather
TO bis homn md tho companlonshfp OF flalf.
brothers md s,sters hy Mr.. flQlanl's second
marriage, ho having been dFsorccfl from h!s
guilty. wifc shortly after her deeurt,on OF Ills
h0up.
, 1879-06-07
THE PLAINS.


peaoesu, INDIANS Robbed OF rhe,r s,ook BY
white Dospsra,toos.
nn.-,..t,.,. .x,,,, ,rh;.,, a.. ,u...,ax,
49,, ano sos1E'c.aoun WIN WHICH .'o npp,opI'sloa
bill for the army was accompanied last year
have seriously embarrassed military operations
on tho plains. The provisions by which tho
army |. forbidden to oct as posse comisa.us
ntesen. Inc .osy autnolat'ss , ,so .a.etefs
white men. The ticsperadoea and road-agonts
In Dakota aud other localities have been quick
10 ss'so On uo opportun''Ics. atu tle eonsc.
qaeneo 10 ttat INC ol,eeFs nave 10 90 content ,.1
out being nhlo to afford any relief. Tho latest
phase Of tbs difficulty is tho delibc-
fato p'unuef py ueso t0'oses u ene
BUCK o1 inc peaceful Indians on thc'r reserVa-
tions. 1Yhcu they commit tl,efts they know
tint tho military cannot be employed to mako
nrrc,ta. viii, q ,ha fnd,ons ara Inrf,c1 IN maka
At'; ".l'o :. w 1.u'a' =. aAo
fepF'sas' or even 10 PUNISH taloses 10 tAe!r OWN
vigorous manner, tho army Will bo forthwith
summoncd to put down the "uprlslng."
U y kfcJtL1u,,,d,fn Tim fr,1tor Aonnf a. Pima
, 1879-06-07
T1,e Qutn1ue 8wlnstto,

The .HaIica! aud Surg ca! Rsportsr, pub1lahed
at Ph!tAdclphia, the Headquarters Ut Lac qutuiue
monnpollRts, says:
"Thc fortuna of tho lnta Mr.. Thomas II.
Powers IA estimated Lctweou 5000 00O and
$lU, ,00O. Very 1nueh OF th!s was n,alu UIi
quintnc, alll tho movement to repenl tbs duty
ou TINT drug IL ona which should meet thu ap,
pEoval OF Ill unbiased physicians. At present
much for ahia 1usuicine ~ they would were t4u
duty roMpycd. Tlle EXCESS Roes tuto tho pock-
cts Of the already enormously rich inanfactur.
Grs. It Ia . striking iuslaueo u the gross t0Jus-
ttco Of protective duties. In fuct, It IL cntpur.
aging d monopoly Of tho most unfair dcscrlp-
tOu,H
, 1879-06-07

uelovcd, she layea, they loyol-Robert Daacot
anil Euguniu Delains, ot ono OF tllu parlshcs
suburban to Now Orleans. Robert was u tolefa-
.ble young fellow, IN t1e eyes Of Eugsuls's pa
reats. but tor sou'e 91known reason they op-
, 1879-06-07
En- mcraHn .

aIr. Ralph Waldo Emerson, Who has fust
passed. his 77tl birthday, lcetured Ia Boston On
Friday nfternoon. Tie JourAd: Of that city says:
"In tho delivery OF the lecture he would ire
qnently lose hts place In tho manuseeipt, and
It was pretty sight TO %es bis daughter, who
sat close by him Tor tho purpose, d[ruct him
back to the poInt at which ha had dropped tllu
thread Of hts thought"
, 1879-06-07

iussparaole from such All excursion. While tlu
nntlsa pilgrims carry no lotM or extra c0thlng
with tlIem but trust entirely to luelt foreigners
thts object in ylsw, generally set out we'll SUP.
piled With csnatura comforts, huCh ~ hams,
crackers canued meats, preserves, bottled beer,
aud spirits, but forgetting clGaEa. A. supply Ut
blankets II usually carried a. q wlaa psvsaut.oM
tile naslye hedI!ng in those wcetcl!ed hoats!sies
helnE very scanty, aud not to be recommended
for eleanliness.
My duties rs superintondons Of Government
TelcgTaE'hs rcquir.ng my periodical presence on
that paEt Of tie Tokailo, Or hlQh road between
NuasaalEu ussl Fuitkawa, Ald frequent oppor-
sunttirs for plating tho grandeur OF this
slumberluK ctant, at whose foot the tlnest grapes
IN tlte country arc grown.:, selzed with desifs
to make poraonal examination Of him, pro-
posed to thu 1apaneso officials accompanying nio
10 steR! holiday, IND all hssentlnR, wo appt,int-
Cd tic following evening for the start, Heius
far {torn the foreign settlomonts, sud At the
time not very we'll prepared iu tho matter Of
luxurica Tor suell plcnie. Undermined to rough
Il with ~ native friends, aud to travel light
as posalofe, helie7nE, moreover, that halt lha
PLEASURE u such a Trip ia Lost through being
worried with = heavy load pf eatablcs uuu drInK-
ahles. Accordingly. at the appointed tine Y
t yudo T. o, " iuu, ct tic qsSto HIT ysso ID whis iS
was then staying, elz Ia nuulbari : good
supply Of turche4 ai.d one pack horse accom-.
paaled III, tue latter kindly ptoGl4cd by my
paYmaster Tor my own special USE, afy "traps =
part Of balm, some crackers, ultd 4 souple ii
bottles of claret, tho whole OF which we1o
strapped lu onu small parcel to tue pack-sadllc.
Wo bad 10 trayersea considerable exteut Of
plaln, eoresca With tal grass. before rcaeLiing
walkc4 alead, carrying torch, while \ couulo
more Of tho party carried torch rnch. Any uns
Who lRs ridden Japancsv pack-horst. ths
, 1879-06-07

About tho close Of tho War, tho vito Of Mr..
ua, clipped will Laua laitApocku with wAon!
, 1879-06-07

It WAS stated iu THE TRIBUNE OF yesterday
TINT Col, Hatch, St Santa Fe, N. ~, had aems
out runners from Tho friendly lnllans TO Gu
dcavor to induce v,etorIa's band Of Warm sprin..
tiIey escaped aorno time ago. These ruuncFs
follow cd then, to tho San Mater Mountains, hpt
wcre unable 10 nnd them. Tho troops Wcre
sent OIL tho trail Of tho cscaped hostles, ant had
ce!ycd at the military Headquarters In
Hooker, ut Oto Callcntc. From this dis
patch 1t Ia learned that Capt boyer, Of the
Ninth Cavalry. with Company g n',a . sesach
@ %ent Of Company ot sia, regiment 3 a.ryed nt
from tie Membrcs Mountains, where he lad fol-
lowed tho trail Of the Warm SprfnE Indians
from the san Francisco Rivur. Hu cameup with
Vtctoria's har'd The 2atli ut:, md short tlght
tllaaa1 udinns were driven from their fortified
camp. The tlostiips Ind about 100 bucks, while
the troops wGro sonewhat less ~ ilutnbGr.
When the 1udfnna retreatcd they lott behind nll
foot through Tho mountains. four Of tho H.
i' aud as w Vlctoria AAa ana his baud aaal
Into Mexico four more were Killed,
h' sa ac "q3 afar s a a
nun nlau utd horse. mud two mon and two
horsea wounded. Capt. Boyer speaks highly
Of TUG conduct Of hts c0E,nlAnd lu atormng Vic,
torIa's fortified ca.np. They were gallantly LED
tilat Victoria With hs tribe have crossed the llne
into Mexico, and 1t Is not likely Tint they will
bo hcard OF for some tfmc to come. His dofcat
by Capt. Beves relieves tho settlers in Nav Mex-
ico from grcat dcal Of apprehension, rs It Was
thought that Victoria would endcasos to stir up
other tribes to join him in hls outbreak. The
present fight was timely, anu undoubtedly pre-
vented mischief.
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Grading on the Northern Pacific Rail
road in Oregon exceeds one mile day.
aud will soon be greatly increased.
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S H.E.RTFF'S SAL Il.

BY virtue of an. execution, issued out OF the
District Court of the Fourth. Judicial District,
in and for the County Of Hpmboldt, state OF
Nevada, on tho, LIST day OF. November, A. ID.
1879, and to me directed and delivered for
Judgment recovered in, said Court on the 10Th
day of October, A. D. 1879. ins fayorof Z.
REINHART Il Cos. plaintiffs, and against
WALTER LAYMASCE, defendant, for the
sum Of sS43 IA, together with costs and DIS
burseplfnts amounting to the sum OF $50 40,
and accruing costs, 1haye on. this, the 4th day
Of November, AID 1879, levied on and takeh
in execution the following described personal
properly, to w.t.
Five side lamps, Hanging lamp. box stove,
4 castors, butter dishes, sugar bowls, syrup
glasses, A. salt cellars water pitchers, 3 cream
pitchers, 3 water glasses, "a assorted, platders,
SO vegetable dishes, Is teacups, Is saucers, ~
dinner plates. Is soup plates, 20 dessert dishes,
bowls "a tin plates Is table spoons, p tea
spoons, 9 table knives, II table forks, cook
ing stove and fixtures. large dish pau. large
bread pans, di2pers, 8 bottles sauce, 80 lbs.
butter, 70 lbs. bacon, l ID. macaronl,- 20 lha..
beans l,sack beans,, 40 lbs rice, one,half box
soap, 10 lbse pearl barley, lbs tapioca, 70 lbs,
crushed sugar, lhsa vermicelli, 3 lbs. crackers,
small tinpails, water buckets, 3sdozen as
sorted napkins II table-cleths, one haf dozen.
towels, 3 small looking g.asses, 9books, 2wisp
brooms, l feather buster, 3. window curtains
2 brackets, ora clock, dozen. assorted vegeta-
bles, gallons coal oil, IL lbs. lard, threequar-
tiers kit mackerel, 40 lbs. corn meal, ID lbs.
pnions, sack peas. go lbs. beets,. 100 lbs tur-
nips, 80 lbs carrots, $50 lbs cabbage, 4 sacks
potatoes, 100 lbs brown sugar, coffee mill, 3.
wash basins, 40 lbs. -four, sugar scoops, 2
flour siaves, hash tray, paper cream tartar,
IL muffin rings, l crater, hash knife, meat
say, l ak.
Notice is hereby given, that on.
Monday, the 10th hay OF November.
A. ID. 1879,
Between the hours OF 9 o'clock in the morning
p. NJ, in the town of Spring City, Haaboldt
County, Nevada, ! will sell, at public auction,
all the right, title and interest of said defend
ant Of, in and to the above described property,
to the highest bidder for cash, to satisfy said
execution, costs ADD accruing costs.
GIN. MILLER,
2 Sherig.ot humboldt County, Nevada.
BY A. DAVIDSON, Deputy
Winne.nueca, Noyember4, A. d. 1879.
4 n5
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THE sENATORsElP.,

TIE Virginia Chronicle says there is
no longer any doubt that Sharon will
be candidate for reelection, and it is
understood that he is to have the sup
port of the bonanza. firm, and,, of
course, Of the railroads. The Eureka
Sentinel has an idea that Jimmy Fair
will demur to the Sharon programme,
and says there is. this difference be-
tween the men. "Fair is bona fide
resident of the State. His children
have almost grown to manhood beneath
tbe shadow of Mount Davidso4, He is
an ADLER man ON every conceivable
topic Of public concern than Sharon.
Lls,is a practical man; makes a smooth
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-11-06
Merey Rapidly Made.

Small and large, Investments from
$25 to $l0,000) in the, combinations of
Messrs. Lawrence q Co., pay large
profits. This new and. successful sys-
tenn unites thousands Of orders from
customers into one Immense capital,
and is managed with the best skill and
experience in the stock market. Profits
are shared pro rata by customers every
month. Shareholders thus obtain all
the advantages of large capitalists.
Thousands are rapidly making money,
and many have acquired handsome for
tunes by this safe and legitimate meth
Cd, which has been among the most
successful of the movements of the
Stock Exchange. Twenty five dollars
will make 1925, or five per cent; 500
will return $500; $500 will net SO, 600.
etc, according to the state of the mar
ket.-, New explanatory circular, with
''unesang rules for success, mailed to
all applicants, by Messrs. Lawrence e.
Co, Bankers, 81 Exchange Place, New
York City,.
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Tuesday, the 25th Day of Move aaJbcr.
A. ID. 1870,

AHssuAys hnc SSeh Dsiy on Move MDer.
A. ID. lS'a..,
Between the hours Of 9o'clock in the morning
and o'clock in the afternoon, viz: a O'Clock
P. NJ, in front of the Court house, in the town
Of Winnemncca, Humboldt County, Nevada. |
will sell, at public auction, all the right, title
and interest OF said defendant, Walter lay
nance, Of, in and 70 the above described. prop.
erty, to the highest bidder for cash. to satisfy
said execution. costs and accruing costs.
G. NJ. MILLER,
Sheriff OF tigmboldt Couaty, Nevada.
By A. DAVIDSON. Deputy.
Winnemucca, NoFember 4th, A. D. 1870.
n5,td
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TELEGRAPHIC ITEMs.

Two hundred and sixty-six towns and
cities in Massachusetts, give Long | 49,
SIS; Butler, 99,930; Adams, a9l5.
The same towns last year gave Talbot
Ia, 3l7; Butler, 9S,3l7; Abbott, 1859.
Buffers ticket was thrown out at Glou-
cester, because of an alleged inforinality
in the device at the ahead.
Later returns, from all but eight
towns, give. Long, l2l,7l6; Butler,
los, 507; Adams, 9,734; Eddy, l,473.
HAMILTON, Democrat, has a majority
of Il, for Governor Of. Maryland.
The Debt Payers, it is thought, have
carried the Virginia Legislature by a
snail majority. $500
|, The election in Mississippi passed off
quietly. Avery light vote was polled.
The Democrats have elected a majority
of the Legislature. ~eaaes.-
Returns from New Jersey INDICATE
that the Republicans willretain control
of both branches of the Legislature
Cornell is elected, Governor Of New
York, The. rest of the Republican
State bicket is defeated. Robinson has
a plurality of 24.i60 in the city. and
Kings county,, while Potter has ma
jority Of 5l,455 over Haskins. 1t is
not at all probable that the Repub-
licans, outside of New York .aad Kings
county, can overcome the Democratic
majority for part of the ticket in re-
gard to which there was 10 split.
+ The Express (Tammany) says: The
returns thus far. indicate the defeat of
Robinson by at least 10000. and the
election of the rest Of the Democratic
State. ticketshy a.srall majority.
The New York Sun says: 1.-THE de-
fest of Robinson is the work of Kelly.
1t appears that there age many Demo-
Gratis in this city. sho prefer defeat to
SUCCESS. This isaa free country. -
The Herald says, "Tilden..goes to
thecwall. But for his interference the
Democrats could have chosen the
whole ticket Governor and all. He will
no., more be heard of in National, nor,
we,should think, in State politics. We
are. now certain how faa1 Conk-
ling is to be congratulated. The cleo
ton of all the State ticket but Cover
nor leaves a moral victory for Conk-
lings opponents. Takesit all together,
Newa York will remain what it has
has been--an uncertain State; but the
election at least shows that the nomin-
alton of Tilden nexs year would make
it Republican State, while really
good and popular. Democratic candidate
might carry it..
Joseph bowman, proprietor Of the
fish market at Sixteenth and Mission
streets, San.i Francisco, went. to the
house OF Mrs. Hayes whose niece. Miss
Carr, he wished to marry, aad on her
refusal to consent to marriage he shot
Mrs. Hayes, in, the arm and Miss Carr
in the shoulder, and then blew. his own
brains out. Neither of the wonen are
very seriously injured.
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speech. and has a, long sack" The
Sentinel forgets that in the 'tsack" bus
mess Sharon can compete with almost
anybody on the coast, and whila- I%Avis
may be the longest and. hssviest, Shar-
on's is by no meanseshort or light.
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The Crown Prince of Germany has
two sons, Prince Frederick. Charles one,
and on those three lives The Hohen-
zollerns depend. Prince Bismarck is
anxious to see one married.
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