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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-29

From catonsvilie, LIST District LAR
Maker as Iioiafor-iJWsc If CoHTfs.y-A PaLhe
Library. dc.-Our quiet village has been in CON-
motion because Of an attack upon quiet and wor-
thy citizen. Mr.. q. ". ApPlcby acts rs district
deputy sheriff. constable and special policeman.
To this he added the Office of collector Of private
accounts. The "IIon." John e. Sullivan. n men,
Der Of the late Legislature. employed him for
some time 90 collect accounts. Mr.. A., always
prompt in paying, found that he had over-paid,
aud sought . settlement. This was evaded from
time 10 time. lie went into Mr.. SIS store with n
paper containing statement. This was disputed,
denying certain per ccntagc. Mr.. :. suggested
that he take the paper home and examine his
books. Mr.. A. asscnted and as no turned 90 leave
the former sprang upon him and demanded the
paper. and caught the latter by the beard. With
great forbearance Mr.. A. called 10 persons stand
ing by to witness the assault. Mr.. 5. still refus-
ing to "let CO." Mr.. A. then caught him by the
throat and held him "uncasy." For this Suili.
van sued out writ for assault and battery and
had Mr.. APpieby bound over for trial. The case
came before Justice Piicrt, who dismissed IL. rs
having no cause Of action. Almost any other
man would have knocked the aggressor down. II
has more fully developed the character Of the one
for quiet prudence and the other as petulcnt and
quarrslsomc.
Since tho above We have been thrown all agog
By another lawsuit" A Mr.. Watson was organ
1T in the Epicopai church. The pastor, Rev. Mr..
Purnctt introduced him TO Mr.. Sullivan, whose
clerk sold him goods. The organst LEFT our viii
lagc. and because of the impairment ofhis memory
by the use Of some kind Of spirits. forgot to pay
the bill. Mr.. sullivan now holds the parson for
tho debt How far he is liable Is TO be determined
In our quiet village such things stir TO .'our
very depths" and they are certainly trying some
mons souls. All love variety aud a little excite
ment, though il make some ridicuiously conspieu-
Gus.
We boast Of two public halls. Ono contains q
pretty fair circulating library, TO which any one
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-29

INVITATIONS OF WOOD and MARBLE asa
every description of Ornamental and FAaey Paint
Ing promptly executed. Iyuly l.,Ts--ly.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-29

Transfers OF Property. following Is
n list Of real estate transfers, 4c, fled for rc-
cord In the Office Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
for Baltimore county from May eist, to May 2sth,
inclusive:
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-29

Maryland Central Railroads. meeting
Of the directors Of the Maryland Central Railroad
was held In Baltimore ON 3ist inst. Among those
present were WIN. Gilmor. President; Caleb s.
Taylor. Secretary Philip T. George, W. Young.
Hon. II. Gilmor, J, Crawford Nelson, Alex. II.
Hobbs. Francis e. Fosseit. The chair announced
the following vacancies in the board by death I:
Thos. Symington, Johns Hopkins, p. y. Pendle-
ton, John y. McJilton, Francis u. Loney aud
the resignation Of james Warden aud George u.
Porter. The following gentlemen were elected in
their places John s. Cuttings, Robert A. Dobbin,
y. J. Chaisty. Jr.. Fridge Mnrdock, s. q. Boyd,
VIM. II. Moore and Thomas A. Hayes. Ater the
Transaction Of other business the board adjourned,
subject 10 the call Of the President.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-29

Parkton and Manchester Railroad. The
stockholders of the Partition and Manchester Rail-
road met at Manchester, Carroll county, on Thurs-
day Of last week, and elected Messrs. John Mer-
ryman, of lIayhclds, Daniel Decklcy, Jacob sham
berger, George II. Hare, George Everhart, Chris
tian Roger and Henry II. Miller directors, TO
manage the affairs Of the company. The board
organized by elcciing Mr.. John Merryman, presi-
dent. A resolution was adopted releasing stock
holders from all obligations under former sub.
scriptions. and directing the Secretary TO issue
certificates Of stock to all who may apply. Other
important business vas transacted. Subscription
books will be opened In few days, hut the obi
Cation for paying the stock 20 be subscribed will
not be binding unless n specified amount be sub.
scribed. The board will meet on the 18th Of unc.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-24
CATARRH.

wei Ne Meyers Casarrh Cure.
An absolute. and we believe, only cure, Tor
this terrible di sease. Gases which have 70.
sisted other 70 needles for five and twenty
yesfy, have yielded to this treatment In Z
few weeks. Mr.. aoold l., Brush, 8:S Bread.
way, writes: my OAtarrh was 20 bad for
ten years that / could hardly taste or smell,
Wei Do Meyers wonderful remedy has cured
me-" Samuel Benedict, Jr., jewoIlsr. e97
Broadway, N. Y, says: "One package
only, permanently cured . member OF my
family OF long seated Oatarrh." "It Is worth
son timee its eesa ;"-Rev. Chas, ].
Jones, New Brighton, N. Y. my breath
was 80 offensive that became an object OF
loathing and disgust, and for years could
not breathe through my noStrtls. Thanks To
ID. q. bckelyey, 0 State St, N. Y. Mrs.
Emma @. Howes, q W. Wash irRton Square,
N. Y, writes II employed doctors and
used remsdies without benefit for thirty
years; less than two packages OF your com.
pound perfectly cured me-" at restored me
y ny ministerial labors,n says ReV. George
II. Reis, OoDbieekill, N. Y. "When | com.
menced 70 use Wei Do Meyers Oatarrh Uuro
was too deaf 10 hear the church bells ring,
can now hear ordinary conversation. ~
Chas. Stanhopo, Il John st., Newport, X. l.,
&c., &c. Thousands Of similar statements
prove that Dr. Wei dc Meyers treat.
mont Is positive cure tor SnufileS, Loss
Of Voice, Influenza, Foul Breath and Bron |
shifts, and that It is q Constitutional Rem.
0dy which exterminAtes Catarrhal NOT |
J On from the system. The Cure Is SOLD by |
iruggists. and aeliveFed by ID. w.
.loWsy Il Co., ~ Dey ~, N. r.. at |
IL 90. Treatise mailed free. Ill93t.eed
Daily Republican., 1880-11-24
THIRD EDITION
TME aRKAT GOLD SNAP,
Lew TempeFatuFes- Canals ana
hIvers Frozen Over and Freight
Nhipmenis BIoc n AIDED.

Lew TempeFatuFes-C Canals and
hIvers Frozen Over and Freight
shipments Bieckadea.
Temperatures were reported by the
Signal Office yesterday, as follows--
Duluth 10, AlponA %, Indianapolis 70,
Madison 2o, ,Marqustts %, Lacrosse 40,
Milwaukee, A., Port Huron 80, Denver
bo, Cleveland 50. Detroit s., St. Paul
50, Pittsburg 50, Boston 100. Chicago
100, St. Louis l3o, Burlington, Vermont,
l5o, Washington $50, Baltimore lSo.
A Temperature of 90 below zero is re-
ported atSorel, Quebec, and $50 below
zero at Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Last night the temperature in the
Northwest, which had risen slightly,
was again falling, so thatsevere wealth
er may be expected for several days.
IL Is believed at Quebec that all tn
vessels in the st. Lawrence, as well az
tSoss remaining in port, will be frozen
in, and the destruction Of some Of the
great lightships, as we'll rs large mum.
bsrs Of buoys in the Lower St. Law.
renee 10 spprehsndsi.
The ssverest storm for seventeen
years was experienced at Antioosti
Island o. Monday, and yesterday
morning the shore was strewu with
shell fish, showing that the sea was
heavy enough to break the beds. A
telegram from Detroit reports Lake st..
Clair finally closed with ice, and navi
cation rapidly closing on the entire
chain OF the great Lakes. Seventy .four
vessels bound from Buffalo for Chicago
are frozen in at different points on
Lake Erie; 2S vessels from Chicago for
Bufalo ara in the St. Clair river or
Lake Huron, and q vessels from rs.
canada for Lake Erie ports are frozen
in on Lake Huron. There Gems very
little prospsnt Of any Of the vessels
reaching their destination.
Navieation in the Connecticut River,
and the Ksnpsbeo River, in Maine, was
closed ysSterday. The Hudson river,
above COxsackie, Is completely blocked
and it's tributaries are frozen. The ice
ID from 2 to 4 inches thick on the New
York canals west OF Albany, and many
boats are blookaded. The value Of
grain alone smbsrgoed by the Ice is ss
tisnated at $7 600, 900. Ice three and a
half inches thick is being stored in the
lea houses at Long Branch, The Schuyl.
kill and UniWn canals are closed, and
he Schuylkill river at Reading nearly
rozen over. The Delaware river at
8ordentown is frozSn lrSm shore to !
hOra.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-24
AKtfsticAI,

hePreatsst selection ever sesn in the
city in lie size pictures ia at Nicholas
+. Goldberg's studio, at Seventh and
Market street, (Askew building, second
story.) Crayon picturss, platinum
or free hand drawing, gray and tinted
pastel crayon water colors, indian ink
aud oil colors, portraits, antique head
and buIts and many designs and
sketches OF frescoing art decorate his
studio. The prices are very rsz1arka.
able. He is very glad to NEE! visitors,
who wish to lock at his work, and give
them information.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-24
Merelx Meutiouea.

Two cases Of drunkenness were heard
at the Police Court this msrning.
Bowers & Dure shipped twelve ears
Yesterday to the New Jersey Central
Railroad.
The jackson & Sharp company yes
terday shipped sleeping car to Gal.
weston, Texas.
One Thousand carp were shipped
down the Delaware rAilrt ad yesterday
afternoon.
The Alpha Beta society Of the Will
MIN ton Academy, will give an enter
tainment in the Opera House on the
evening of December %.
The schooner Bessie Morris. which
was sunk in the BrsakWater harbor in
the year 1877, is being repaired at the
Jackson 4 Sharp's works.
The schooner Katie Miller, from this
city, loaded with railroad iron from the
Diamond State Iron Company, for Gal
vsston, went ashore one mile south Of
Cape Hattsras y esterday morning. The
crew were saved, but the vessel will
probably be total loss.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-24
NEATHH.

FIELDS.-SutdenIyo on the 2lst inst, ElizR
beth @. vile oi Or. Wm. Fields, aged II
years.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend her fuLeral
from the residence of her Husband, Ne. 2l;
West Seventh street. on Wednesday after
noon, 1T o'clock. lntement at Whining
ton and BfandywiAe Cemetery.
LOWDn.-On the 23rd ms, VIM. H. in.
liant sen oi WM. Il. and Mary LoWden
aged fOuS Aoaths.
The relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to aitsAd the funeral from the resi-
denee Of his parents Az East 9Th St.. on
to the Wilmington and BrandyWine Gene.
teIy.
How We miss our darling to .day.
Whom We have laid Sc gently away
In the cold and silent grave,
Where the grass in beauty will wave.
Too lovely flower for US to keep,
Jesus has plucked 1t, and whispers do not
weep.
For bye aad bye It will bloom more briEh,
In that beautiful home where there Is no
night.
We thought h IN always so lovely and iair
With eyes sf blue and golden hair,
But WGll dry our eyes and win not weep.
For Willie will not always sleep.
SO we'll trust our jsHsI so rare,
In the lSVing Savfour's care,
And patiently wait till he comes
10 give us back our loved ones.
"A. n. II.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-24
Eaward CASSIDY ExpIalas.

hward Cassidy called N the Re-
PUBLICAN once this morning 70 explain
the difisulty which resulted in his
commitment 10 New Castle On . charge
sf drawing . pistol sn his wife.
Mr.. Cassidy admits that he was In
toxicatsd, but dsniss that he ever drew
. pistol and says his wife never charged
him with drawing enc. Her complaint
was for simple assault and battery and
she wanted to withdraw that but the
Mayor and Chief would not allow the
case 10 be settled.
Cassidy says that the Mayor and
Chief have . spite against him because
be voted the Republican ticket at the
late election and they held him inSl500
thinking he could net get It.
The bail was entered yesterday and
Mr.. Cassidy is at home sgsiH.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-24
The Trinity Fair,

The Trinity church Fair now in pro.
gross in the Masonic Temple was large
ly .pstronized last night, the receipts at
the door alone amounting to over slt
rot including those who went in on
sssson tickets. During the evening a
large doll on Mrs. William G. Gibbons
tabls was awarded To Mrs. James Z.
Price. The name Of the "bride" on
the fancy table was guessed by Miss
Mabel Robinson. Miss Mabel had an
stinctivs notion that the "bride" was
named after herself, and guessing her
own name she carried off the prize. A
very fine fruit cake fell to the lot Of T.
J. Adams. The fair will no doubt be
literally patronizsd to night.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-24
The Cold RnRN.

A violent wind storm rage 81 Flt
Point, Quebec, on Saturday, lheV v
occasionally reaching q velocity q
miles per hour. The temIera!gre
to zero In q number Of place Ia "
rio during Sunday night, wLi!s iuI
Canadian Northwest 1t ranged from
ro to ten degrees below. At NMeh
N. Y, the temperature was uipe bs
zero yesterday morning, and
Chsmplain Canal is frozen, the t'I
ing two inches thick. ThiItg la|
Loats are blocked between Whiiel
and Fort Ann. The Ice oD the v
land Canal, in Ontario, is from I"
three inches thick. Ten ircha
snow fell yesterday at 0swego, \
kilograms from Chicago and roy
last night, report the Navigation
Lakes Michigan and Eric pIAc'i'
closed.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-24
ID EGBTER'S ORDER.
REGISTERS uFFIOE,

NEW CASTLE COUNTY. New. 70, 1880,
Upon the application Of Essls Simkins
Executrix Of Eliza 'Mears. late OF Whining
ton Hd., In said county. deceased. II Is or.
lsred and directed BY the Register that ths
ExecutTix Aforesaid give notice Of granting
ei Letters Testamentary upon the estRts oi
the deceased with the date Of granting thereof,
ey causing Advertisements TO be posted with N
ierty days frsm the date Of such Letters IN
Iix Of the most public places Of the county Of
New Castle, requiring all persons having de-
nands against the estate 70 present the same.
or abide BY an Act Of Assembly in such case
made and provided and alss cause the same,
70 be Inserted within the lame period in the
UHLAwARB RKPBBLICAN, . newspaper pub.
lilhed In wilmington, and 70 bo continued
therein three weeks 10 od)
~, Given under the hand and Seal Of
LIS Once Of the Register aforesaid Of
~ Now Castle, In New Castle county
Aforesaid, the day and year above writtei
s. y. BI4GS, Register.
NoTiGs-All persons having claims against
the oatato OF the deceased must present the
same, duly attested to the Exscutrix, on or
before Nov. 70, 1881. or abide the Act Of A.
sembly in such Case made ana provided.
ESSlE SIMKINS, Exeoutrix.
Address Wilmington. Del. liza
Daily Republican., 1880-11-24
FOURTH EDITION.
THANKSGIVING DAY.
The Wars In which the National
Holiday Will be Celebrssed.

Holiday Will be CeIesrsied.
Tomorrow will be observed In Va.
rious ways. Most Of the churches will
hold specisl services. All the Metho-
dist congregations unite In service in
the morning at Union church. Rev.
@. W. Miller, pastor Of the Grace X. X.
church, will preach.
Aprayer and testimony meeting will
be held at eight O'Clock, In the even.
ing, at the Household ofFaith church.
A collsstlon will be taken for the new
church.
The Presbyterian congregations will
hold united services in the Hsnover
Presbyterian church, In the morning,
at 1890 o'clock. Addresses will be de-
livered by the pAstsrs and the choirs
OF the various churches will sing.
Services will also be held In the
Trinity p. Z. Church to morrow morn.
ing.
The 81. Paul's N. r. church will
give . supper and literary entertain.
ment tomorrow evening. Music will
bs furnished by the Church choir, led
BY John Cannon. The literary exer.
cisss viii be rendered by the Misses
Blla Riley and Ella Provost and Il. C.
Conrad and William T. Lyman. R.qs.
The suprsr will commence At 6 and the
entertainment At 7.30 o'clock.
In the afternoon Wilmington Divis.
ion, No. l, Uniform Rank, K. of p,
will receive lodge from New Castle
and give q street parade. The visitors
will be given 3 banquet at Robinson's Is
parlors at s o'clock, p. NJ.
The boys Of No. High School and
Rugby Academy play match game Of
foot ball at Pennsylvania avenue and
Broome streets, the game opening about
$50 3, IN.
hiltonian tableaux will te given at
the A. U. N. P. church at 2 80 o'clock. |
Bethel A. N. K. church will also give
an entertainment.
A supper for the benefit OF the Society
OF St. Vincent de Paul will be given at |
7.20 p. m. in the basement of 81. |
Peters Pro-Cathedral. |
Annie Pixley plays "H'liss at the
Opera Houte, both afternoon and oven.
Ing.
The P, W. l. B. and the ether rail.
roads will run trains at reduced rates.
A dancing sociabls will be given in
The lsoture room OF ths Opera House in
The afternoon by Messrs. J. B. Heal,
!. T. Laws and W. J. Young. Music I
will bs furnished by Worth's orches-
ra.
A dancipg sociabls will also be given
n Professor WebStsr's Dancing Acad.
my.
A parade will be given in the morn
ng by the military. Persons intend.
ng to participate will meet at their
rmoriSs At 0. 80 o'clock. II
Daily Republican., 1880-11-24
SECOND EDITION.
q. n.

Judge George V. Astzel, of Balti.
more, Organised q conclave Of the lm
proved Order of Hsptasophs In this
city last evening, The main object Of
the association is to secure fund OF
from $1,000 to e5, 900 TO the beneficiary
OF . deceased member. The name Hep
tasophs signifies The Seven Wise
Men" The society will be aSecret or.
ganization, with appropriate ceremo-
mics. The order is composed Of subor,
dinats copclaves in States and Terri
tories, which are under the immediate
jurisdiction of the Supreme conclaye,
This is the second lodge Of the order in
this State, and is known as Wilmington
Csnclave, No. %. The first was or
ganizsd in Dover.
The officers elected are as folio Es ;
Chancellor, Edward r. James Archor,
John ]. Gallagher +; Provost, Jshn M.
Whitford; Secretary, James H. Apple.
by Finanoier, William L. Whitford ;
Treasurer, Harry Rmmons; Prelate, A.
K. Best; Warden, Charles D. Harner;
Trustees, William A. Gallagher, Henry
C. Sipple and DR.. Howard 0. Ogle.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-24
New LuscgPOr a New Plan,

The Jslaware Fire Company at a
're.t.ua lag. night adopted the follow
lag rules TO regulate the running
OF their hose carriage by horse power :
Rule l.. 1t shall be the duty of the
pipe director to drive the hose carriage
to all fres and alarms.
Rule 2. II shall be the duty of the
carriage director TO take charge Of the
carriage and driver, and see that not
more than four members ride on the
carriage at one time under penalty Of ST..
Rule 3. II shall also be the duty Of
the carriage director to ride behind the
carriage and see that there is a plug or
place secured for the steamer, and hose
laid to the FIRE.
Rule 4. 1t shall alse bs the duty Of
the carriage director TO sea that there
is no racing and that the horse is not
driven faster than trot under a penal
ty Of 81.
Rule 5. The pipe director, after the
arrival OF the engire at the FIRE, shall
deliver the carriage horse in charge OF
the driver and assume the other duties
imposed on him by the bylaws Of the
company, until the apparatus is ready
to return home, when he shall take
charge Of the carriage and drive the
same to the engine house.
Rule s. TAe first four members ar.
riving at the engine house shall be en-.
titled TO ride on the heso carriage to and
from the Are or alarm.
Rule Z. No person or persons shall
be entitled to take the pipe horn OF
drive the horse TO and from q fire OF
alarm but an active or honorary mem.
Der, under = penalty Of q, and any
member getting on the carriage aftel
there are fsnr members on the carriage
shall be fined 81.
Rule 8. Any member arriving at the
engine house with an alarm of fire be
fore the company gets the alarm shat
be entitled to ride on the carriage.
Rule .. II shall be the duty of any
director 10 see that the above rules are
trictly carried out, under penalty .
~.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-24
fO Pay q wager.

Tomorrow William Jones will wheel
James B. Heal In 4 wheelbarrow from
the Christiana to the Brandywiue, fol.
lowing Market street, to pay of an
election wager. The wheslbarrow
train will start at 10 O'Clock. Mr..
Heal is = Garfield man but was
refused bis tax rscsipt by collector Bed
ford because he was assessed as James
K Heal. However he will have some
satisfaction out Of the election even
though he could not vote.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-24
0Iixet Ohurch Rarxinss.

1t Is seldom that an audience listens
with greater interest or earnestusss to
any speaker than did the congregation
assembled in the 0livet Presbyterian
church last evening to the sloq usnt Mt.
tersnces Of Rev. DR.. Allen. His theme
was the love Of God to sinful man. he
enforced his subject with argument and
illustrations calculated 10 convince the
mind and melt the heart. he will
preach again this evening.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-24
The Philadelphia Gas Trust.


Al Its frat meeting yesterday the
PhiladslphiS City Councils Committee
to iSvsstigate the Gas trust and Its
Management were informed by ths
chairman that the Trustees had author.
lied him to say that the book, account
employees Of the Trust are at the SER
vice Of the Committee" The City
Controller was requested to meet and
cooperate with the Committee and as.
sist whatever expert may be appointed
in examining the books, OF the Trust.
TWAS agreed to invite Albert C. Roberta,
President Of the Trust, to explain al
tho next meeting OF the Committee
what objections the Trustees have TO
the tranaction Of their business with
open doors. The chair was instructed
10 efter in Councils resolution author
latng ths Committee to employ q stem
ograpler.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-24
Conrs House Difficulty.

The difficulty between NF' V
and the Building Committee o.
Levy Court has not yet been seI1
Mr.. Given refuses to allow any "
men within the building eTsP'
own unless the Committee iHds1
fy him against accidents or Y
which might occur. As Dir GlV'n
net given up the building to tue
mittee, he is right in protecting ]
self against unforeseen coptinBsnI
Daily Republican., 1880-11-24
Clayton h0use arrivals.

Yesterday Mrs. Thomas Kaye
Phila. c. W. Copeland, New York
IS. A. Gardner, Jr., Now London; W
N. Campbell, New York f; N. A. Land
ington, New Haven; C. C. Mortin
Brooklyn; W. H. Paine, do. B. g
Acksrman, Nsw York. Charles S
Brooke, do. W. N. Wilson, Middle
town; John R. McFes. Georgetown
MGcomb Clayton, Middlstown; Davit
Smith, Townsend;J. W. Grace, Bait.
WIN. V. Perry, Phila. Benjamin Dow
Boston J. Horne, New York; VIM. R
Snowman, do.
To.dHy.-A. Morrison, Balto.; Henry
W. Mearns, do; kbsn Fisher, Phila.
Johu EeMshon, Chicago; Clay ton
HoOks, New York.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-24
Lost W0nIa an.

Mrs. Burk wife Of John Bn'k o,
Castle, partially demen'ei, tNA
four days old child on Friday lAJ
left home. Mr.. Burk has a.Gef1
that q woman answering the ds''
tiou ofhis wife called Oh Nsj@I
mond for q pass to Reading, "
could not fnd out which way sD'
from there and she has not boel \
Of since.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-24
ALnnrnnIintlo charge.

Mr.. II. Morrow, yeS.erday, sSa : !
Evening Programme to DIR. D. ia ID
ford, proprietor of the Sunday NJ
The latter paper, hereafter, VIZ
published from the Office OF Tue
log Programme. Mr. Brad'oH ),
also publish the Programme aal,D'
remainder of tho theatrical seS''pI
Daily Republican., 1880-11-24
Hearing Before the Supervisor

Austin V. Gsynor, Democratic In.
spector at the First Ward polls, yestcr.
day afternoon was givne hearing be.
fore Chief Supervisor Valentine on the
charge Of violating the election laws by
being sn accessory to the illegal cast
ing Of vote by Patrick Smith, o.
Christiana Hundred. He was held In
the sum of$500 bail for his appearance
at the January term Of the U s. District
Court.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-24
Political Pfshinxn,

James L. Pugh, the Democratic eau
Gus nominee, was unanimously elected
U. s. Senator by the Alabama LeSisls-
turs yeitsrdsy.
The official vote Of New Jersey gives
Hancock 20l0 plurality, and Ludloy,
Democratic candidate for Governor, 65l
plurality.
G.. N. Murphy, Republican, was
yesterday elected Mayor Of Dover, N. H.
William 8. Hay, Republican, was
elected Mayor Of Providence, R. l., yes
terdsy, by 1888 majority.