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ADJUSTMENTS.


srtttat Dispatch 10 Tat Chleaoo Tribune.
Nav YnNK, Nov. s.-sarn 1leruharttt, tho
woman perhnps to-day hotter known thnn nny
other fcr,nlo before tho public, who hns tau9hcd
boldly fl tho face ut thns0 who call tcr cl1r~
lntn,,. nntl l,ns convinced many Ut her critics
that ttlolr criticism included everything but
,siBlat1, who nB triaic herself tho flclno 0s ss-
coptibie p,cts, uyd victim fur ne:tho lsntalo ot
,!nll md vulgar newspaper wits, nude her first
upponranco befOro tho Amorsenn public
nj lsuoth's Thontro fortnight In hor
legitimate character Of artist. Tho ohar-
Notct ol,oson for her first appearance was
Atlrtcn,le LcetuprrtlT, tho pnrt III which
l,achol ma.e hur Inst Importance upon tho
American stngo alnut nuartcr ot Il century
ago, This character docs not ortcr tho play
uutll tho sucnud net Is rcnehD,l, 80 that
tho enthusiasm OF tho audience wna
kppt pcnt up. 40 to speak, Iltr ing
tho flrat not. II broke forth spontaneously
whom HIlo. nernhnr,1t cr,ssc.l tho stago ut thq
beginning Of tho thirl scono In tho 4Atns1d not.
Fromthls polnt hnr otrorts waED watched with tho
oiosoat attention. Atnny In skho audience
wcro fortunately ablo to compare their
Impressions Of . hor acting with
that OF ather fntnous artists WIN hnvc per-
furtMcil with gupoess In tho sumo pnrt, notnb!y
Rachel, .Avonn Jones, Jannuschok. scobacht
flistorl, md SIodjeskA, Tito lnttcr-whoin Mile.
I3ernhnrdt chlls to Mind In mnily wnys-also
t,atla her. FIRST appearance fow yours Ago
~ h"f'ee' a k'o .,.,, '.b ,nt,t,.,, ' :.
anG,tnrly like that Of tho French nctfcss. Tho
coutrnst l,ntwcun what Booruo Henry LcWea
cnlcd Kachcls "ranther noauty" dntNtho
aellontos syt''pAthot!e personality OK MIG.
llcrnhnrdt ID ITO lcas tnnzked thnn tho
,,onta,ina: I'M rhnrnctor ~ Itfrfenne
9up'u.nls u a',,.ta,+ ~ o,t,ns oa,tn
nG9VlnR tnq ,{nt Mia n
y!ow OF thu character - ulnlhetltly tr1thtasl,
whether her doitctencos as u tfaKio aotIess t,iss
haSo fDrceu her 70 ndoEt, thla view
or, not. thMttofs, Al, nRais: .,,nt I, ~ ~
ohly ~ the gInaL sco,ie ~ .ao ity,s. ~ ia, ~ ~ y
aat. ~ the 1niirta AGt-tnht MY % i" ' H..
tit'tes OF ass'nil anu power "h'oh AFa tno HSt VI
, 1880-11-09
NOTES AND NEWS.


WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov 8.-t}on. Chauncoy
McIicoyer, Ass!stuut AdJntant Oonoral. rclH'rt-
ci this mornlng for duty III tho Ad)Atnnt Com
oral's ostice Ito !taE Just boon relieved fro'n
duty ut Oon. ltnncook's headquarters. Con.
Mclsoover will BIZ ranking Assistant A11utnnt
Qpnoral OH duty ill tho ALtutAnt -G0Aorala Of
lieu, nutlvr AdlutAnl- uut,ural Drum.
Mtdshlnmcn JMulea ", Bn,ytho AMI WA.tnr Z.
Morris hnyD tc.,lcr.nl th1lr designations to tho
SECRETARY of tho havy, to take eheet a'n'no'
9">' GONE 70 HAMPTON uoAns.
Secretary Thompson, nccotnIan!ed by Frosi.
for !Inlnptou ltoads " "itnoas tho 1'a'u sovlow
''0''' su1anAr,ox rnou oK,.4Asy.
nfarms sho ilppartnlc,,t u stute thas .utlaR sha
gralIls lett tslat port for tho United stAtoa,
al inoruaso over tho corresponding quREtcr Vi
lk7p of lI,a7o. =
,r,a pArEsT-orglcE. ).
1eorge +. P!snos, IT, t,ss psn anp"ntca: a a.,
ps,sii. aass It. rctso % %rsssr. IT. to taEs Sness Dec il
NAVAL ANolIlrECTuitE.
lhlh,loiphia Nsvy iari ru'l sus ot pllls a!,i
inns i .itsplasosnt. iusIgaui iby orer of TUG je.
rartnetit) by Nnsnl-Catst rlct Or llIehnt0. They
are anld 70 cunsa!n asany improvements III naVal
| archl ltecturo.
A Acuso h,ls boon decEIletl by tho f1er,,lnn 6oy-
| ernn,unt which has soulu belrin3 Ill the MoIs0.
Her brutIers, Ut Ut. Ants. wo woro cntssoriptet!
| Wefi, u Citizen Ut Alsaee, t.alae to this country
and WuA lI.turallze'!, Nutl.rnin9 loMa to w.tA
cu.xcrpteA by tho ucf1nAti uuS0riln,eiit Oh tho
Srvl1ml sslAt tllolr treaty relieving Anvgicun citt-
xnls from conserlpton dit! not npp1y tn .AisAeu
aud 4,rratnp. Ku!k! .!sMl Of leNt.t t!1ttUll fnt:
liwptl, but to-day Minister Whitn telekfuPhut1
tho stato Department tiuAt Wc!l WIS feloIlsU1.'
| TIN pktAkp ff,s slE.vktt tMLLAils-
| Bptctai te Cinetn,.atl EthlBtrtial = -. .
| WAStiINaTOS. u. u, Nov. h. -fetrptAry shpr-
ati, ,tniuratlnH tho still INCREASING lnpottilnca
| Ut tho silver question, WILL KSa this Hublunt
| much pronaillolicU III hls torthcou1lng rnlntt;
iruu Withdrawal ur IRnlneElse gums Ut tho II Allt
1t notes fr0ln circulation through tho rcslctnp.
| uuu VI MutIlatea notes. hn4 eruutGQ y utu,nu
, 1880-11-09


Jnck 1,ororlv nn,j MIMI ,,s.s. ~.
I,thorrnt,j1s III, wnrf.i ns,r r"'a'seonbo hsc nn
a a,,a '" nna',,..,."s @ 800 :. ',e'' 49,. %
opened ut tho Olympic lust nirht Il ,fc9i4 /
house. A' ~ tua =
11ndcr TIM mnrnro,ncnt ~
bar,it NJ onti M;sa m,,s.'.! =! atr. Fred En,.s
iI"rss,cv HAL NJ, sn",frw f''nTr IT., Will Appeaf
mil to }e wlznrd az ,,,,.'a,o ~ Ksntlr'aln
my n t,eo,,inrj$ VI {cd i, ,t,n nD,!,!y xhe.
nn,I sfaEi. E<'''' 1'''o" ''' ''io 'lystesy Ut ~
Wv e'p"t'
hntn 9ctors," excl1tuloil m actrc,s I, y,
New York Afirrur oco one .'ny. Etsutlvo ~ " ~
la,lies Of tho stnEe towarsEtho gentiennWa q y
sumo, IN! vico veran. Quo ,Yo,lli iuIvfaso ~ u y
people following tho satnu prnfcsslD sndt,.a.!!t ~
fce' II natural sysnInlthy for onD ,ofho,' Wy! @ss!
II ciln'xfl this Bpposlton is entirely fa]ac@,a' @
as investigation will demonstrate. '"'"''1A
Tin n1ot If rro,,pf1 m Tim e,ut.o,,.
r,anri,nr,, onH tfn,,.m sts,. nuItaeast ennt. d
C0n,cctfeut s,,t.,ai flf". fns,ts,nsh ~ mwhM " I'll
, 1880-11-09
SUPREME COURT,
t,Ht1FafnNH AHNntyN0Hfl-

wAsH1NuTOS. u. C.. Nov. a.-Th0 following ST.
prume Court decisions nro annpl1uced:
In tho rlasu Ut .. W. rottor, executor Of t. D.
Ward, tlccclscd W. tho Third National Hank OF
Chtpnxo, tho Judgment Of tho Circuit Court 0f
Illinois IL ntlirn,cd, with costs nnd Interest.
Iii tho cusc Of tho Pooplo's (nnk Of liollovio.
Ill.,, vs.. Winslow 4 Wilson and Calhoun & 0ptlyku,
tho Judgment OF tho Circuit Court is atlstnod
with oosts. 5000.
court III tho uaBO of Loren pud LeArdor Ollllnxs,
nt,snnistratora uf tho cstatu Of sllna u!duitiys
sur1l,tca Company, VI milwaukee,,
, 1880-11-09
Y'l1I. HOUSE,

rlls LOWER HOUSE Of TliE rotkTY-sEyENyl
+ COSulsEAH,
ncG0rtllnE to tho best allylces, will be con,
lNsu.l ul Tho following ,Hclnbcrs:
tltepuhlicnils dn ru1uAtl>, l59: peEocrats Il,
ttaiic*'. III; uruenbnckgrs tiu SMALL uAlS), d
fltot!ectud.
ALABAMA.
!, sI'huy. II. Tftrtl.lo,g. 8. *Thoa,us 1rNgtqAs,
Z. s!fik.tV 4. fit7ltft, U. Gfa. ", Iic,rut,
u llM. T.. uated: slFAitu,a II. Fbtntt,
T., sC9ats. y. Shsiiey. 4 JtatiM FYlsee1t,.
H. 1oht,ston. .. .J.,ttan r.. C1apeHa.
!. 4jua. y. Jni1ts. !. sIhoMas II. Gu'lter.
-llepubllcan. II Democrats, y,
GALtrUltStA.
]. Hun. s. fseakcs!ns, .. s{uMt1xu +. Berry.
y. s}lutneo +. PNEd. !. 'ltumuatdo Pach4co,
---AeuuGlftans. +; l3UtAoerats4.
Ca3+0HApu. .t
''Jariie% II. HuLford.
-~lsepublcan l.
CONNECr1OUT.
!. John II. liuek. 0. s.john T. Walt.
y, eJ4th1 lhtljM, 1. 'Fr0leelck MIes.
-llepublic4ils, y; &eInDGfut j,
DELAWARE,
'EdlturJ H. .Martfn. ~
-NcMocrAt, l.
.-.. FLORIDA.
]. *R. n. H. DNrttlsuH. =, Jeast J, Ftnlfp
-uekuurrats,s :.
, 1880-11-09
Turning tho st. Lnssrcncc-A Gigantic
Selloine for Improving tho Ilarbor Of
MONTREAL,

Montreal Paper. ~
n gigantic gcheulG Of hufhGr inprOEementS
costing $7,000, ,O0U, hus Just becu ailnehcl here;
and II carried out, cvon In nsoli''ctforn'. n!
nuke Montreal ono of tho finest hallars On th!s
rs ,ho P ora aeifie af Te by J c
cr..whn isn practical mcchAtlIe, alid ltsd1s
nutlufacturUr Of old Stumbling In Ills cty; W.
HhcArors plan ls to dtrort tho current Of thesi.
tween 81, llcionB Island ltlti the southern hhote'
and this hs proptses to 10 by h,lvinE yasionsuS'
strllcu1rs removed from Ibis chaslnnl' and , tt,
Point Ut, Chnrea, III tho west aiid 0f tho city, 70
st. IIelon's lsla1lA. midway III tho river. th9s
stopping tho ourront from running thsllsa lne
]ielon's ls'and.. Tho prncttcnl nlsap!aRes tla.
tho, carTylng out Of the project ntc t.,test tes.
to a sho1x S ot sss ee opSs si TIC an ui @ M
sequont iloodtnK uf thn lriifintuwn District Dsti!sL
which T. ann,.ul'y very t. SspsfH, SptsfI
and VIII nuke of th!s atlt.watet to pa'ti;
estimated that tho construction of the ba aah'
brt,a,. would rAiHe tho water two feet ~ ss r.
wu,,ld give head Of twonty-ilve feet iof mas
elevators, and faetorlcs and tho t!1''slnfts.h@9
OF freight. Thu DUN would afford raaItu
IritlEo I'D 1T. Helena lslu,I to ST. LA!1tasf's III
c..i e 10 1t W izet Tor ralIs.y, road foiea, 4.
i,aln results anticipated from the eaTrSnxd 10, ~
Of tho project Tho proposed rcnsllla Or !.is w.,
would atart ut tho nbt'nnlit nf Elct"rla I.SSa v
eo oin9a 'd, t. The , WSs.es e!a tSa sts
md dredElnKs takcn out ot tug soltn GSa'r m.
Thu schetno hns teo Hdprse1 ly o!ntaeni nf1iuert ~
Eneers, Mr. Kennedy, tho tlnsnr EsiRl.fSIt. EsiiRtasSIs
Mr.. Thamas Crnmli., ono OF o,tr hs'less HaGbhs ia
ncn, a1ld Interested In tho pnrt aa QUO "a o ~ Il
Ercntcst ssoaubnt agents n tlie eity, , Su wnuji
, 1880-11-09
NIsVIClSER'S.

Mr. J: u: Polk, 9ent'enan VINO as memner
made I, ,nost favorable impression In this city
,iurl1lg tho ANIMAL visits Of that organization,
aprou ast y nsh. .. .no Mao'son s s.eeos nouso ~
made nn undontablo hit us the ccccatrio I'',tpps,
tao dry.Eoods arnmmss, IN .Ihe 'sa, nanxoss .
Dnushtor." lls success ". thas paFt asonsea
mnatlon into olroot he socurctt play wri ton
W s't ouossu H. :. -, .,"', .,,o ,.',ro
man 1fom Noyaaa IN wh!en tne e1ntsn. .r nsu.u ..
eccentric ,Iry-eoods drummer. who first appears
~ rough m.nnr in +, Nevada cau,n. projecting
NJ nrts,.s,ror" nu.1,,sh onn md his Iovoy sister
~ "F1s'ocs"tu !.1A.ls'",nn Anu ~ io'es ..se ,'
after fortunate spoeuAuons III san Francisco,
,s yos'n an " ,oycIv "rs.oorntto I'm iay Ind
Phtpiy. Of "Tho. nnnkor's n"ushter," mover
~ !. 4 Gw,Inwan frnm NnvnI,u" might huyo
"unss,'" e"," a''a NV ,,,aeo ,n,t,nt n"e
hnye attalnod p0nulnrlty. But AiF. Phtn.s
has npEoaral 70 of!0n OF 2ur staH9 tlat he has
CGlHtu ~ bt llOfDsky. NisAtalAtd!tduu4 U11 Alls
, 1880-11-09

8rteldl Nspaleh 70 The EhIfa1o Tribune.
NEW OItrEANl. Ln., Nov. B.-Tho engagement
Of tho new tr,tge,l1an promises to bo as largo
financially mud lrtlsttcnly rs H,cccssfu MS thoso
playet Il, Chicago. St. Louis, louisville and tho
other tow,,B on tho roa,l tn this city. lilo opened
list night ut tho Acndnnly oe Muauns Richard III.
to n crowded hnus1. Tonight lnu1y people w0ro
tnrncd AWAy. Ills acting VIII received with
gfpAt tQpthliHlaSm.
, 1880-11-09

uE TELLS l1nw,> HANCOCK WAS rEA1.r.T
KILLED ny TlIDES, DANA, AND 1ESSErr,
THOUGH KEf.&.y Is MADE TIFF scArEuOAr
,--TltE 1tUMnl1G FRAUD" cRr.
Special Correspondence of Ihk Chteaoo Tribute.
New Yotus, Nov. o-"And now poor
John Reilly, The head OF franln1any llnl', Is
,na,lo thu 'senpcgont' Of the Democratic
party, when lie Isn't to blamo ut nl1," snlh
lending Democratic politician, In private
conversation With ,nc, yesterday.
"Wcl1, who WINS 1t, then, that killed poor
1Iaucock?" nskcti.
"Why, sir, It wns Sam Tliacn, assisted by
his two friends, Charles 4. Dana and .1a,nes
Gurtlon Bcnnc,t. But tl,o world will nover
know tho inside history Of tic killing
neverw
"J3ut could sou mako 1t plain to meq' /
asked.
"Ccrtainly. In tic first place, yon will
graft that John Kelly Is the nutocrat ofT'.m-
n,a,ly Hail"
ayes"
"1-ou will also admit tl,at John Kelly mar
ricd tho Cardinals sister: TINT he carries tho
New York Catholics In sbrcecl1es.pockets;
TINT he is comparatively II yot.ng iIinn; TINT
lie hates TI1t!gll, and Bennett, anlt Dam with
Nh una!tcrablo hnsrcl; and that Tlt.len, l}ei,-
nett, md Dana cnn never lave my political
power In Now York City while Kelly Is In
| 1,owcr?"
.yrs t,,ot ts tr,r.u
ava t, , 49, ~ ~ ,,,ot ,,,,,o,+ ,r,r+a3
Kelly TO tnEe clfe n1 Ills b0s0ll 1f1eHu, JHdRe
| l}e,liord, In tho recent election; anil that
| Dana wun,cd him 10 take care Of his friend,
Richard Udormnn"
Yea" ,....
"fo 1'lldr,l, and Da.a, mil BENNETT, Kelly
( said, .So, l RIM Tant1uut,y Hall. / will
favor neither lIouurtt nor Damn Nav,
Whit did ijrnl,clt MIL Dnlul, with 'Ij1le, lns-
l,iuI tl,cl,i. iip. W,y, thQy wuitgtt iii Kelly
4! nuto IFS nomination. mil t}Iell they sal.i,
| WI will Kill Ills nominee Well, Kefly md
Irving Hull United III trucr Cur Mayor. t;rter
Haven't nm 0frr.!0ldcrs ollt Of ten III New
, 1880-11-09
NRl1lIARY.

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
ADRIAN, Mlof., Nov. 8.-1no Hun Perry Bah
died ut hs residence In Tccumsch Inst evening,
uftor II long illness, aKul ~. lie. waa burn (.
Wilmington. Vt, md settled Mt Trclmteh .
1&H. flo nsstatnsl tn tho organization Of hAs'
the WhiK aud Republican 1,artieR In sItetna
un,l soi we'd several torlna III tue Eatc Stnatt
mud In tho Constitutional Convention al I&'
Tor rnany yours. anI II, tint profession aal Ms
banker acquired II lArgo fortune,
, 1880-11-09
UIIAXEL 1lT1aKE.D

Sptetdl DIpateh to The Chicago Tribune.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 8.-Tho Madison SQuRro
co,npuny opened Mt ropoa Thoatre, Ia this city,
tonight, In "llazcl Kirlzo." Tho house was
crowded, nud hundreds wore unable to obtain
admission. Tho advance anlU OF tho week s
very tnrgo; nGcd, 1t Ii snid TINT nearly ov0ry
soat bus nirealy boon sod.
, 1880-11-09
Opened tho Isarrul Vt the Wrong End.

QI4Tf8iVI sS1HJ. =
Oll,,ooly got coulo up with yesterday. JEe had
bought i tnrrci of apples fr,,n ~ smiths
gFuctty which did not Ktvv satilstAciloA.
"Whuts the Ftuan,l," sAId (itlhtnlT lDdtgHAnt-
~, " TINT thu further down 80 In the upples
the WOrsU they kGti"
."Iho REASON FOR that Ia that you didn't opon
tho birrel Ut tue other olld II you Ind Gully
lanu shus. tho ap1les would bo getting better ull
tho tttur"
, 1880-11-09

TIfKTY-i.fHttF CnVETfEH.
TOPEKA, kas., Nov. S.-Oiliciat returns
from thisty-cfelt counties give Garfield n
plurality OF o,0o9, and 4 majority Of 2t,::,,7s
st. John, Republican, for Governor, has n
plurality in tl,rso counties OF as,0l7, nn.l n
majority ut l7,7fi. st. John runs behind the
Stalc Ticket about 1900. Tho prohibition
amendment to Constitution will hayo about
1O,0O0 majority III tho State.
, 1880-11-09

TINT Scsstngln,s was Tho rcnl cl:oscc Of tho
people, Gnl very little doubt rs to hoy n
publican canii5nto claim ITS clcctio, by n
majority nf stN To 1,0O0. II Will rrnlml1y gU
Mp fn.o the hundreds nj least. With Scsslng-
inns SEATED. the Missouri representation lii
Congress- will be: DBnlUcrats. seven; 0recn-
hackers with Republican affiliations, four; !;
Republicans, two.
, 1880-11-09

Special Uapateh 10 Tia Chicago Tf4buns.
NEwY0llK, Nov. 8,-Tho comedians. bessra.
lloDBon aud Crane, utter iii nbsoleG Of two
years, rcappoarctl IN this city to.ntxht ut tho
reception, WIS Of tho n,ust tfuttering kind, Even
sta,ltfug ruptu could not 10 ubtninGl,
, 1880-11-09

J3osToN, Nov. 8.-sliss Mnrip N6zc appeared IN
the English version OF "Aidu" Mt tho ulobo
Thoatru tonight. It being tho first tImo this
operA ths beou Eivcn In English hers. Tho pur-
f0rlnInce wns rpcclvol With much enthusiasm
by critical aulloncG.
, 1880-11-09
FIRE RECORD,


Tho nlarm from I1ox 5G] at :: 20 Inst svrnlr,
wns caused by II fire III tho twa.stnry in1s
building ut No. q Lexington nyenue, owned by
hfr. Cottrfel, ind occupied by Nj. NlthutA
Cause, MI ovorhentel st0yc. Dauugc, sss5.
, 1880-11-09

Norwich. Conn.,, Nov. 8.-Ono Of tho mills d
Tho 1toado l'apcr Company In {iriswohl, kpos,
ns tho "Obennl1er MIL" turned SUNDAY p17t:
Loss, s35, 900; Insurance, 81 900.
, 1880-11-09
ILLINOIS,.


setsr gt;'ats gt, & ~ ~ r.s et,%so Hsa ses, ma
tALENA. Ill., NOV, s-lnls cvennE t,,nt. t''v tnv
eyer tne eiectlon .. nn'Mo'n ~ t,s,n. ~ n .,.,,a
mighty cfeaitaote TO tne hoh!e VI N'N';'' VIZ
did SO much 10 bring nbout tile gram! result
e,, t,,simeso,io,,aps of t{c,mbllcans were
aHa DusaAess.houses !,s u ','..sn,",, o,,,,
brilliantly Illuminated an!, 9eeo,a;ea, M..u
Tor & tlnlo t'le alr Wus 1l',esl WIN palass
roeke's hoam raoaaa'n eaaes' , " n'ne, ,rp,e tc
principal % al streets Of tho city. was COM
rn.oI ri lila Wnrrcn lart1eli md
h>tsn~ f,1,,h mn, Warren Cormct Bnud
nur e'"n !,.,,,n,, n ""'s .,.n r,inr Gn"rSs
anEl bind, Hazel Green Republican
Club anu ba1tl, together with tho Galciln
Clubs Of t7ieila and tho Centennial !sard
md tiio Garfield nnN Arthur Clubs Ut ElIza-
beth, unnoyc'. and other towns In tho cnun..
W: T!ie procession %as ttle !afKest aM! 'noSt
attractive Gv9hIsltnesscd r. t!is locality nni
was Viewed e'tl,nsiasllG ilio.,sals iTnn, iha
this Saty a1q tG s!lrIot!..g tows. a. ar.,' e
european llotei. whose propr.e.nr ms hetu, IT.
residences a placesnf basincss ct sevGrnl s r.
other leat!ng De1n1craa woro Illuminated IN
honor Of thG occasion. M r, ,,,,,,n. g.
Dun{1ot;r pen'at ~ H.. Nov s-Gver p loo pMl',oucrs
LETT tls evening i1r une'a '., 10 ia akS pnrt II
ne sfana Mnos..atof . OF ovef e elee.mn Of
t bis to is pmtci
p"'eo' ,,,n.,
.,., ,,,.-u... anmoAs y. ~. .,,,.. u,.,,,,u.
Sa' Ttttn Mny g . 1ns Gssed9S ihan. 1Es"f ;enpb
,onna ~ hfnrt,n l MIA 'oSc nf ,Fnir rat,ntnn
nver Tia rnrnnt niertinn. III wns Fl siitl,,rr.
Tho brass band played in'instr!o1,sly, a,!,i
everybody in the rast crowd, particularly
those W|!o l!ad yote4 on NJ tne YlanlE d side l
formed nt1tf a brilliant l1ght was thrown over
, 1880-11-09

"Around tho World In Eighty Days" Allcd
this h0,lso lust evening, a,.d VIA presented III
oven botter stylp than heretofore, niany vt tho
purunt feature Of I'LL spectacular r!oeca-far
nUovo tue uycrayc. Tho plcco III ono With which
tho pubIu Ii w fuidllar that uo rvfeseuce to tho
, 1880-11-09

THE SENATE.

THE SESAri: Al~cEI. TIE 4Til OF MARCH,
next, wilt BE- politically tic, It., as now
scrns prohaElc Wlliam Malone, Senator
elect froA, Virsinia, shall vote with tho re-
pl,hlcans. Thu new Senate will bo lf,alo up
uY fDiit,wg:
, 1880-11-09
OREGON,
hf. G. George.
-Kej,ublicAl,,l. ].

~ rEsNsyEvAsrA.
J. :Gidlirs Il; II n'DFsa SFNsi H. H. erwin Wa'sey
p y; ~ J; Iieu;tl Il J; !;i y: Ga.mpbeejI. ejI..,u
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7. sl.uuEun i. Easwoll. 9. liieharl unentllar.
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-ll0publicAns, q; Dcmucrats.2.
, 1880-11-09
fliGpHtb!ipAns, III rn!Nnn, 81; Democrats, II,
ttd'tca9; independent lsluhono) In sMALLCAIa,l.l

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seen for many years. Tho l1ouses OF promi-
ncnt Democrats shared handsomely In tho


Spfeia1 Dtspateh to Ths fh.trao Tribune.
RACINE. Wis. Noy. 2-WLllinms' majority
renclIcs !,o,1 in tho First Col1gfeSSIo!'a! l,ls-
MO it was 4.6ao. ThIs Is ~ nth consecutive
lime thnt Williams has been elected, antl his
highest previous majority was q, ,esa3o, In lS72.
, 1880-11-09

nE Tells How, HANCOCK WAS 1.EA1.rT
KILLED 1y TlI;1,ES, DANA, AND fsENSEr'r,
THOUGH KEf.t.y Is MADE TIFF sCArEQOAr
THE 1tUAtniIG "FRAUD" CRr.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-02-12
|UREE YEARS IN BATTLE,
AND
THREE IN PRISON.

ART IA Narrative of Escape from fankeedom to
L. in 1861: Scenes in Washington City after the Bull
n stampede; Perils in Passing the Potomac, fui-
rnent of = Boyish Vow; Lights and Shadows OF Camp
ia. Sixteen Pitched Battles; = Brlet ampalgu III
stern Carolina; Capture within Grants Lines on
me. River, and cruel Treatment - an alleged spy
cane and Recapture; Ten months OF Torture IN the
Tyhel "Prison Pens at Point Lookout and Fort Della
re-. Murder Of col. Jones, and other Atrocities; Fan
q the Confederacy, and the End of all things; fooung
hundreds of miles homeward amid the wreck and
Eetchedness Of the Ruined Confederacy. ETC., etc, ETC.
: ART II,-Surprising Submissiveness OF the South,
cd intentions OF the vanquished; Congress begins q
oicy of systematic Irritation; The Freedmen's Bureau
Is up q petty despotism in every Southern village; The
slaves are taught to hate, and suspect, their only real
lends; Swarms of Sharpers, Sw1ndlers, and al manner
Scallawags, Settle upon the South to Steal what Sher-
70 left; Race Riots for Party Purposes Provoked
enever Possible; The most Brutal of the Blacks
nded into Midnight-Leagues, Oath-Bound Controlled
Wicked Whites, and Attended by Accountable Atroci-
=: Robber Rule and Ruin as the Result; Rise of the
hte Brotherhood, and Kindred Societies, Commonly
&lled the Ku-Klux-Klans; Very TrOubleous Times
he Holden-Kirk War; Grants Military Measures for
pturinR the Electoral Vote of the Southern States,
Sginning with the Carolinas; Spies, Soldiers, and
bnd Spreads his Spyder-Web in the Capitol, and Ma
(nantly Innicts the full Venom of an Unlawful Law
bon Whomsoever he can Catch, the Unonending, and
e Offender, Alike; Old Men Of 70 Years, and Boys
5hder II, Sent, in Shackled, to , ia.
Uorthern Bastile, to Undergo Years OF Torture, afoI
1leged Misdemeanors, Of which they were Entirely
Innocent; Journal of Life In Albany Penitentiary; thu
hole Comprising . Faithful History of Rsconstruc'
@pn in North Carolina: 65-1S75-inclusive
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-02-12

fainting and dying under foot Of their com
rades; officers mingled with their men. am-
balances dumping their loads of dead or
wounded upon the roadside teamsters lash
ing their heavy teams to break neck-speed ;
artlllerymen cutting loose from their pieces
to ride away on the horses; everywhere
noise, clamOr. panic and widest confusion
All manner of vehicles, ambulances, am-
munltlon wagons, suffers wagons, baggage
Wagons, ~caison., hacks and horsemen,
crowded the worthless country roads in one
continuous stream, whose roar and ~clatter
could be heard for miles.
A FEARFUL ACCIDENT.
AT Cub Run bridge an half-crazed team.
ster managed to upset his wagon suuarely
across the bridgeway, causing a temporary
jam Of wagons and guns, just as the main
currents OF iugitives began to converge to
that point from different portions Of the
field. At this moment, Kemper following
down the turnpike, came out upon a hill in
plain view Of the bridge, upon which he
trained his guns. At each shot a howl went
re-opcned. Then succeeded a wild rush
wherein the strong trampled down the weak.
and scores of wounded were crushed by the
ponderous army wagons. To add to the con-
fusion a battalion of regular cavalry galloped
through the huddled mass, regardless of
those beneath the horses hoofs.
AcOrrespondent of the New York World
describes one incident, wherein a young ar
tilleryman was making desperate efforts to
regain his seat astride the big brass cannon
from which he had slipped, as it came lum-
bering down the steep hill towards The
bridge. Clinging to the smooth barrel, he
screamed, in agony, for the drivers to stop;
but they in their fright whipped and spurred
like madnen. Suddenly, a large stone in
| the highway caused the carriage to bound to
one side, tossing the poor wretch loose from
his despairing grip! With a wild death
shrek he clutched at empty air to save him
self, then vent Town fat under the massive
wheels, weighted by the heavy cannon, and
was cut in twain, quickly as a worm is
crushed under a locomotive!
TO BE CONTINUED.