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VIRGINIA..
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1'1cItMoNp, W., Nov, l0.-Tho returns
fro1n cfghty counties alld cities, covering
nyer two-tllirtls ut tho State, ,aake Ca.l.pr.
on's (ltep) rnajority, SO fur, nbout l,5D.
Thlriy-tWa counties yet to hear frunl will
considerably incrtnse these fgurcs. but, frv,rl
estimates nude 9rol, careful calculations,
Ills total niajorlty In sla State will not re4.clI
l9.DQo, a,lt( nluy fall lnllct. lover. Tlla lla-
asllustara, however, at!ll CHIN camcrnn's
majority will nut b. lasa than l4.0tW, 'rllo
}.eg!slatuya, aceortng tq tls bust estimates
that can By INV made. Stands; lEnuso--l,u-
ndlasters, 1t; Democrats, II; HaNate-lseatl-
lustors, ~; Democrats. IL; MlajQFity for Ile-
adjustors 0ll joipt bal!ot, ~,
the pE,loc1sAor n1sdvsTEn At THE he
sut,C IN VIRGINIA.
WAalllR0roa, d. o., Nov. l0.-V!rRtma
democrats aro badly out w ut tie slectton
0f Cau.aron. Tl1Hy prHltat sAat the llsad.
tastsrs RpA Republicans IN, tha Legislature
will fall ant pver tt,s alsstlqn Of unItu,l
Rtatsa 6snasoEi tlat M4AQpa pledged Lewis
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thc SrnatnrsIllp 1t tln would cousnnt To lut
his nane bo nsel M thu lIeasljrstcr
Slate ticket; TINT LOWS consented OH
this condition, nnL Ilo holds tho
Nra,fHsters ns brnmi to ulakn
him Srtntor. Cnneroi,, lll.t[Icl>orgor, and
Autlltor Massle, nil prominent Ncasl]us.ors,
wnnt 10 l,o Senator, nl,.l will nlakp efforts tn
bt glecsutl. Tho 1'guncrnts hope a,Nt believe
tint Tho Republicans mil 1Icaitustors will
falI nut uyrr ttis position II they lisagrec,
tho Democrats will propose 10 elect tim.
Wlckhaln. slraight-out Republican, 1r tho
Republican members of tho Legislature will
llnl.o with tlloni, tho Democrats will gtutlty
clceta Republican Ia beat tho iioad tustcrs, ntl
II Is lhottght tho National tcters of tho lle.
publican party would, lit view of tho narrow
i,argln III the Serate. atlyise tho clcction of
Wickllan Ntller than llayo 1, coalitlunist
Senator.
"TftE ptsl'4ATc1I."
1alcftMoND, W., Nov. 10.-.rhc Dispatch
N,rnL) canccttra UAnterol,'s election by 1000
to'',o00 majority, aMt summarizes lhe legis-
latiyo result ~ ful!0ws: Seunte-Dcmoorats,
II; lsentjnstcrs, ~ i1ousc-l)o,nocrats IL;
RendJustors, ii; doubtful .. IItls would
Hiye the ltend]usiers nineteen majority OH
t6iht ballot, without csjuntng tito three
Doubtful oncs. Tl,oro ure two colorr.l mem.
bcrs IN Tho Scl,nte aii.l u1eycn iii tho Louise.
, 1881-11-11
THE STATE CAPITAL.
Now corporationH-11on Report Of
CHIEF GrAln-In~pectOr lkeyNot1as
SpecEdt nfaRaffh 10 Jnk rAlcaao Ttthuns

Now CorporatlonA-a1onth Report or
Chief Grnln-In.pector Reynolds.
Special DtsRateh to The pAttapo Tribune
SpntSGFIELn, ILL.,, Nov. 10.-'rho Secretary
Of .Stata licensed corporations tottny us fol-
lows: The Marriaga aid benefit Souiety Ut
the South aiut 'Yess,, locatcll Mt Enat
ST. Louis; ncorporators, William G.
Jones, rarlsl, V. Hutchinson, Md Henry
N. Sanstag. Tho Peoria llotol Company, Of
peor!A, with Il capital stock Of $4,000; liz
corporators. Charles II. King, ilnrycy Light
ner. .Jastall Cartl,y, Ll1c1na l.. Dny, Martin
Kingil,an. ,George II. McllvaIne, aid Elliott
Calender. The Great Consolidated Silver
Cunptlny, Of Chicago; capital stock, $500
tDo; ;lncorporators, FrnnklM Waitress. Warren
Is. Wilson, md ChHrles II. Forward.
Tlla monthly report Ut Chief t;rnin-In-
spector (le,1l0lds iIas beel. received by tho
Rallr0aa nm Warehouse Commission, fronl
which It appears TINT ut Chlcngot Iii tho
MInntli Ut 0Gt1ber, 2l,:4T5 carloads nli -, ,B50
bushels by lake and cnlI.l woru inspected jn,
and s,:i0,h33 busIlrls llsspectetl out. Thuru
were 6iI cllses nf nppeNl5 to tho Supervising
Inspectors, In afl OF wEItcl. Lilo trlck-lnspcc-
tl0n was sustained except twenty-fonr. The
expenses fnr tia InGnth were 5,:!.uy.lJ, md
the earnings SS,l10.+G.
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CINCINNATI BEER,

Tho Brewers uutlIsH,nyod by the d;oy-
crnnleMt'n Determination to Find Out
How 1t IN 11nLc.
5pteta| Dtpateh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
CINCINNATI. Nov to.-'Thc announcement
OF tho Commissioner Ut Internal Revenues
intention to eatIso MI investigation Ut tho
methods md materuls employed IN tho lun,,ll-
facturc OF bcer in NIL tho largo cities IIns
cansetl no trepltlatEon among tho brewers of
Cincinnati. They say tile nul8tlorongh tho
Investigation tho bettor pleased they will be.
They admit tint rieu alut cor1 aro ,lsctl to
SONS ,extent by tho brewers hore hut ola!n
nrolnet, Is unlnjnrloYs. 'llley elam tint
f,cg nrion '' n',d G1li !re 4l,o as wlIossnlle as
eltett who folsl that eorn Is d Wholesome
alul recommend It's llse. Ii ID positively ut.
tirMed That ~ inlnrlous nrtle!es slty used III
prfctors arc OF tile opinion That tio1r bcsr IS ell-
t!rely wholesome, ntNl uD INT hesitate tn drink
y themselves II! much lArger qua,tltIes than
the l'rnhtbitiosEsts wnult recommend. ThUy
expcct, II there Is I'M Investigation, 10 nrolft
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WINDOWS SUCCESS,

w.u,,,<aa. ~ ~ =, NJ. W ~ -
v;niom,a resutin.. ~ nrar.,;o,s ~ o..s}na,
a,,n'n,.a ~ t'... op.sstao''s nus e'Nle'y
,.nsae In v'n, 1,ao,, i,ert'.n" ~ ~, ~
tho bo,,,J. nn,,tt,'ua,I - NJ w.. ... T.. sr.n ~
~, sI1 nrJ t.'a tn.oI ,, ~. ~. - S''u'
ohn,,t .Stn onn ,".sI. g., u oo nv "usu"ent ,' s
,,.,,nr o,,,i t,,o ,,r,,nn.', - e ~ n'h ~
~, ,,nar .x,.,'s,a a,,..s1's y" 9 oos' M'u ~.
,noltnn axsi,aa"o ~ en. - ~ ~ nUss u,n ~ ~
,"',,1s T., a,,.,.,., " ,,n "p"t NO. tr, r'o ~
ayn,,s" ~ -, a"',.,n, n!s y, nahcs a4a ~ u!o
ho,"Is ohont s,S ~, H. evSM WIZ 'ooouS y.
r"f",,,,t o,,.r",,.s ~. o,,'. mun s"ss ls
.,roa.ar =, ,,i,s ~. H. 'en.s n u. nHctl
,"ntd ,a'n s hao,, " ug's,,, @ o'e''''s"' ,' '''"'l
"o4 'a,u r,,,. o,v" ,'u.,',..''v.. u"s".su W -
,,st c,..,.... ',ss ~ aarAauN.s
IL, ..'ssas, ~ ~ ''a s".u"'H .eas"ns' iIe
"n w. ,.atn. "sns" ssssoos "pD'opfhtea
.,a,,as "nv"'ot % s',.,, ~ pct eSn. 'ol u1c eS-
nu'n",,oJ ~ ~ s; .. ,as ~ "''tea "uul' n!Yo
,nn9 V"'.S~ en- ~, 49, g.. 'I,' ns "s"l'st loss
~ ."I .hn lu" s''ss,,,,.. ~ as pn'''. ns part
w. w., t"o ,. tu,"nus ,aeasn1us " eohsrcss.
tm :" ~ w"o. a. - n., '.e III t1.o a'as ~ ,eee!t
D "' .s,.. nu, u,.s naasM 'o s's1nlo
.';,, ""s .,,'.; '.. a"ens aie 1as ~ u'l.N as,
tus"'' "".c" "o"'" INV te'.Hees Wy anHlla!
,'.'i 'uM"1s =, ''!p u"se91n'.nI .. e.,nA'4H'' III
1,,. 1'to"' W uso ,xco'"s rs u teeD. l.e ltohso
no.''.''t'cs .,.' VI ~, Muys Ma alehIs .. 1ae inst
e"n.ass' ,", ~ Hrs 1eSo'fs' lepot'et' 1asofaoy
, 1881-11-11
WHOLESALE. DRUGGISTS.

I CINCINNATI, O., Nov. 10,-Atn meeting o1
the Wholesale Druggist Association totsay =
pnper OH attulturatlUn OF drugs was read'
Which was prepared by George T. Stca'!!ss
OF Dotroit a,.d wis ordered published iu9
Committee on Proprietary t;oods rcpofseat
aS @het i RoW WI as'ss a. ts cen1set syae
TllB committee wils Instructed to ilfoIl, u'o
association Of tiuse who positively re!Iso ,,ss
nccedu to this proposition. Cltyclaaa "e'
selected Us tho next placn of n!aetIng
, 1881-11-11

Sonators. Inst sear tho Senate stontl ak
teon 10 live. 'I'hLs year tflcru are lhreu NOW
dtstrlets. Tho 1louso atntn!s Recortling to
lilo CourHnt returns, 10 Republicans. III
Democrats. md thccnhncker. Lust year
tho Republicans lIa't 1gw. tlla Democrats ~,
and tho (aroenmckora I,
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fsIEJFs TUUETfs
EHtE, ra., Nov. iOt-Erto County Official:
Bailey, llop., for Slate Treasurer, s,.v0;
Noblc. Dem, ;i.t!0; .l)niley's plurality, ha0;
Wolfo's yolc, !o,: Republican majority on
county tlcket nbout 1.5oo.
-, 5,o5i rtlUnArXrY.
rntLAnELru1A, Ndv. lo.-Oflctal rotttrns
from tlirty-eight Ut Tic stxty-sevon counties
Ut tito State, with estimated returns from tic
remainder, give Bailey. nel.. for Stnto
Treasurer plurality 1T 5,05l over Nublc,
Dem,
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II lr tried MI psGscNmcnt Or Indictment by
the Grani Jury; II The latter, thu 'nl!ce
Court hah exclusive pognfxn1lce of 1t. atld 1t
cnulh only be tried lit the Criminal Court
nuon apprnl. Judge cox cited authorities,
AMI sat,t TINT Il seemed the effect Of Legislation
WINS to c1nssify ofTcnscs like lint cl,nrErtl
here amid Infamous crimes, nIMt tfl1rGby Sc
cure tho defendants from prosecution except
upon indictnoni. II that wore 30, Of course
tho information could nuyer llnye been
rightly filed. 14eayu
nualIr 70 HAVE 1lEi:y REFUSED,
a,il tho order granting the lcava must
necessarily bc resciniletl. If tho lnforlna-
slon could bcun filed at nil 1t would
be proper for Tim court Il, examine
the oaths to see wlaoltler probable
cause was sliown, ntlti whether It was In sltcll
form as would justify issuing warrants. It
was not necessary that l,e should determine
n,lytlllng with regard to tho s,It'leielcy Of
tho ontll In Tic present case. Tilu lnforlMaj
tlou had been nssuffcd OH various grounds
affecting its merits. 1t Ind teet claimed tt
did not set fortl, an indctablo otteusc, be-
cnuse tho acts ntleEed might have been done
IN tho discretion 0f tho defendants, Or Mt
least ole Of them, md tint tho allly proceed
fng was by impeachment. It Ind also beg!l,
claimed tint conspiracy mist bo to t0 some
act ma.le criminal by a stntittc, and ngafn,
thnt tic lhf0r1nattol, was contradictory. atNt
tho crlme alleged impossible. Jlut atly dis
cl,sston of those points by him, lu thought,
would be RratuEto,.s, md i,e said: "Not1,ing
remains for TIE hut to grant tho notion nlatlo
by the. defendants, and order their dis
charEe."
Tho court then adjourned.
T1fE 1NtlT-<1Hf,TrEt mn 1FrNENT "~
, 1881-11-11

THE TOLEDO NEWSPAPER !R0UBlES. l.
ToLEp&,, o., Nov. 10,-'rho suit oi tlae 'l''a W.
N. N. Howard agatnst the Toledo oa''aa@ aa,.
Dc.noo'ut took OIL new phase to'say. y rs" ~
suit tor $4,000 damages being a!e" ,,er W
Huwartt against James u. Osborn, pios'slss w :.
Ut the Atessenuer at Frumont O.. wllleh IT, IL
boon printing the Dcn.ocrtt, and Jalass n;suef ef
llultz, wi 10 claims to laYq been w. ~"%u ,sas
Ut TUG type upon which th1 papeit t,e',o. ~"
prlated. The type aud presses of tan;i. ~ nSf "a,
c'1tt llAva been III the 6llerlG's nAou' @''
kQlne tllln nIlst.
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Tho Flood At Osa1k0s1a, Wis.
Special DI@pateh 10 Jha Chit1 10 Tftttttte.

OsIikOsiit Wis, Nov. 1D.-The flood Inns
not recetletl tt' my noticeable extent, and
nothing actin!t has been tlone Regarding tho
p'ail to lot out the surplus water, although
Col. Houston, OF Milwaukee, md committees
OF cltfzeiss Ut tltis city and Neenat and Mt
nnshn hnva lnado careful examination. Most
of tho nlllf-men here l,Ayo u,elr plsslgewnys
III tliclr ynrtts, above water md arc Buttlng
lumber aId otller ,naterIuI for shipment. K
sudden fFeeze-np 1s now feared, which will
leAyo matters In bnl condition.
, 1881-11-11

LANSING. Btiol,., Nov. 10.-Tho report
yestcrday TINT twenty-five Agricultural co!'
lcge students hal been expelled proved to pe
erroneous. Solne forty-odl lad lou'crea
thair applications for honorable dlsl9!ssa',
which was rendered unnecessary by thu taes
TINT the Faculty and students got togtshst
Rllll talked tho nlnttcr 0vGr yesterday, tie IT,.
suit of which was that ftWas discovered !rh, Sa,
Faculty restored tho expelled Students eia ~
thu rest Of tia boys pronfsuA t0 by t:nG4 II
the tnt.lre, md W tho Agricultural colless
war IL Oyer.
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=. WISCONSIN.
FIVE TO SEVEN THOUSAND REPUBLICAN
MA,JDttlTY.

MATURITY.
Sreefal ptpateh to 1he Chtedpo 1fjbun.
MANSON, WIS. Nov. 10.-1lcturns como In
| slowiY, owing to tiIe bad stntc Of tic roads
throughout tito State, bl,t enough has bee,,
received to warrant tile statement tint MI Of
the Republican tIokut Ia clqctcd by lajorltlos
rnngng from 5000 to 7,00. Tho Prohibition
y0te, will rpaol 1000 to l2,NN, and bUtl1
! branches Of tho Legislature wlfl bo largely
Republican.
FORTY COUNTIES.
Spkesal Dtspateh to The Chteaao Tribune,
MILWAUKEE, WIS.,, Nov. 10.-ltetur,is from
forty out of tlfty-six cpunt1es In tho State OF
Tic result Ut Tuesdays election gtvu Gen.
Rusk, Repnhliunn cnndtlnte fur Governor,
tult tho rest Ut tho Republican State Ticket
lnnjority Of 4o. Tho returns fron, tho bai-
anco Of tito counties will Ill all probability
not materially altur these figures.
AT &lnSIGliT
tho returns frnnl forty.one Ut tho slxty.two
counties In tho Stato eiyo tie Republican
notnfneu for GoycTlor, Ten. ll,lsls, a plural
ity over N. ID. FRITZ, Dcnt, Of 4,lI3. It iB
possible that tile counties to ba heard from
may adl ,@)O to l,h00 to these figures. Az
fur as l.Gurl fr0nl, tho Assembly will be
composed Of tifty-ys IIepubllcnnsi thirty
Three Democrats, four independents. alld one
Prohibition, with seyun mora yet to bc tle-
csfM. Tho Senate will 10 mndo ,p of
twcilty-one Republicans mud sixteen Demo-
crnts, will. two districts to ba heard from,
Tho .Assumblysinst. ycar wns composed Ut
scventy.nlns Republicans md twrnty-onu
Democrats, nlnl the Sunate twcnty-foMr Re-
nubIlc,Ilts AiNl iIito Democrats. Tl!n rGturns
slow u reduction Of tweMty.four In the Re-
publican minority In the Assembly. III the
SeNnte tl1cru Is II Republican loss of three.
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dsatt OH Independence.

opEsE0S VHpH@sss 10 9HH EAEtat1 1fl44N&
OTTAWA, Nov. 10.-Apropos of Sir Alc1,
Cults recently expressed views against in.
dependence, 1t Ii remarked Tint In 1870 to
slg,lc1 b manifesto In favor Of unneSal}on,
and distinctly declared ugainst either n ted.
erat union OF tho province or Independence.
LIZ lsti lie becnnc n lnfonist, MID lit ta5S de-.
clfncu to accept knfgl,tllood unless tit b.
periaf lsoyorllsnent would ndnit Ills right 10
favor caliadan Independence, which Id uow
UDpu9gS,
, 1881-11-11

Hpsttat DtspateA to 11s Chteaso Tribune.
LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. 10.-Ex-tioy. Il. W,
Furnaoe returned last week troln I'LL extend.
Ell trip through. tho States and Tnrrftortes
west Ut here, wllero lls was trssut by com.
mission froM Washington, D, Il, to report
tha state Of agrtcu!tuEs. lie thinks the Wost
llaYsr looked 10 we'll vi now. md lnuoil Ut 1t
Is \ BraI!d country for All &nxta Ut graiu, aud
especially Tor fruits n1lu vegetables.
, 1881-11-11

dFsttdI U15patth 70 1he ChEtQ9o IF164HA
CEDAR leArIps. III. Nov. 10.-Dr. lietIllng'
Or, Of Gr,lndy Centre, willie driving 'rross
tho country 10 visit u patient Inst n,ght ca'ha
10 n brtdge whte, wns undergoing repatss
Md upon WHICH there WIS a signal Of danger.
Ills teaM fell through md b0tl l,grsts Wcrc
strangletl. and the Dnctor WIS very seriously,
md perIlupS fatally, Injured.
, 1881-11-11
Snow In NelIFaMJln,

Hse'oF N'sp'9t1H 70 IHS CH1tHao IFlhIH1.
L1fcohS, Neb., Nov. 10.-Tlle first SNOW
s4rn Of tie winter for Nebraska commenced
thia Afternuol. and llas kept 1t up pretty live
ly avcr stl'ce. 1t Is still snowlng, with fair
prospect of a continuance for some hours.
IlGro ts no Wind. and tlla wUutlltr Is quito
WarHt, ahtl Wuather prhpllels pretlict III .pull
winter In this. StNte this season. Certain It
u, however. THO present full ot SHOW Is IT.
tic curly for l|ltg lptltulle,
, 1881-11-11

Tho alarm fEuM box :s!.7 ut $50 o'clock Inst
night was cAused by tho discovery at sparks
coming from the two-story aud bsseu,ent
fralne building No. :s706 Ellis avenue, owned
by the National H-llt4urAilce ropp.ny
aud occup!ed III a torenlunt llause. No talli.
ARE. -
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SYMPATHY FOR IRELAND.

ROCK 1SLANl1, H.. Nov, l0.-A ,a1bo bs,nrt.
enthusiastic lneotn2 was held at tae ~ syas, 1,s,
house tonight to express sympat!Iy !. w'.n ~,
lell aud lepQ4,lco tue outrage apon nrsr.
speeoh In the arrest Of Irish agltato1ss lind an3
Wer0 q number at eloquent sRaecn.SSss'r rtisi
strong RESOLUTIONS Of sympathy fos 'p' 49,
cause WeFo AdURtSl.
, 1881-11-11

, oPesta7 0t9pR3tc" 10 TIN IH7ta19 4TF0uHs*
WAurAcA, Wis, Nov. t0.-Whilo Marlin
1loslcr, Ut lola, was out hunting Sltnday hs
grn WIS accidentally discharged, resulting
In hls death. Ills abscncu led to search.
artl yestoHtny ILLS dead body was found! d!!A
tho woods fow IIlllrs from the ytltAgc. ~
eepsud WIS about 30 ye,lrs old ,llu plsiNasI'eu'
, 1881-11-11
LABOR AND CAPITAL.
Contemplated importation Of Clsillesa
u Work tlIl Il IRafirnntl.

VUHtU1FEls3HtHt& tVE1ItUEENkVUU VI CJg1IE4N8
to Work 0n n IRntirnnl.
SEATu.E, W. II Nov. l0.-A letter was
received hero from Du lIn,tsllaw Ward,
largely Interested in tie undsrtl0nk contract
MI tho Canadian l'np!tio l.aItway, stating tint
l,a Is .goIng tu China fur tho pur}A,sa OF COLI
trnctlDE far ,au or Hlnra ClIMn,uon to b.
lrnugllt to llrltIsl Columbia tUr wurk 1si tlje
railroud. lic states tint great ditljclilty lltls
work oil tie rO,,tl,
, 1881-11-11
Great Soreness Of Heart Among
the Bourbons of the Old
Dominion.
The Republican Majority on the State
Ticket in New York About
$4,000.
Bailoy's Plurality in Pennsylvania
Now Thought to Bo
5000.
The Result in Massachusetts, Minnesota
Mississippi, aud Connecticut.
MISSISSIPPI.

AFTc1I<aTnpr
4 nrvorn ARR scrn,:x1, ~, .rur II ,rc.
r1oyn At ME,,1ntAy.
MEuntAv, Miss, Nov, lo.-Aftcr n ]anso
of two days and conversation with FORTY 0r
ilfty different participants the wl,ulu story of
tho shooting Mt Marion is ciyc,, in t,rief M fl-
lpws: Tuesday Inst, w.li!e ttle State election
wis progressing at Marion. III this county.
JOSEPH, barnett NJ, ugett white man. having
Just voted, wns lusliltctl by a negro ut t,,o
polls. Baruett ruisett Iris arm Il, resent It
with n blow. Sou!o say lie drew a stick on
tho negro, but, before 11e could strike,
another negro, Fnnk johnson, shot him IN
tic neck. cutting the lur,llnr vein. and killing
lin almost iustuntly George johnson
(co1ored). formerly n slave Of l]ar-
nett. ran IN to tlefcud his old
master and was shot BY tho ncrru. frn.,
which lie died to,lay 4 rouerai al,ontInp
among tho negroes culemol1ceI. rho Whites
wnra nlf unnrme,1. .Ip]r Srpars fw,,ttn, ,uos
killp,l hv n urcro nnn,n,I S,r f;,Jlnun,,
Vonro snco ra ,t.ns vonrd,ut n,,,l il .,x.a,ntn,,
III ,lfn. Ainy. IIurvo,. T1n,nocrnttc o,,n,itt"t.,
far cnrn,tv Assessor. ,Iftv n vnr"a FROM , tna
scrnp ,yns
n,fs,l,.n I1rox ~. THE sronora Az nu,,,r,
al,ot tl,ro,,,+l, III. ,"od fio ,voa s,,ot f., l,n
face bv Frank Jonsnn nj aftar ~ l,a n. ,yos ~ ,,,mt %
,Jnmes 11ot]wna f,yhftal UNA won,i,o,I r., t,,,,
I,nnd ria nceross ,n;nv tbo s1nntin,t " ,,uru mn
f,ilIasnin Fro,,t I,,l,msn,, i,a,, 1,,,r,,.ol,
.Hrosv,,' anfl Martim stn,nua sr,,;o,' n'
,yos mt tha wottn,- ,,inon r,r tI"aa
,,owrooa ,r1,nv .uaro ' Fr,,,, ,a,,,Su s,
nr,.cInrt VIII voroo f,vh1to, Eo,,,,,,,,"n,, =,
mil to ,wn .,,ra,' ~ "s.or, y, t,,a ,,a,.s". "a.
1,a,,i,, t;rI,nr sno,, ~ ~ sa' ~ ."sa ~
1 'h' @A' ooo'' "o te!o tte"a !ehctsu
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~, ,,I.,,,,,,..a1 1,.-.,......~..a .,,a.,.., ,rn,
ia ~" NV J., ' t., ,,a ,,i'.r,o, ~ t. "s r,t,,..
u =" ~ ~ h to n,,o,a,', 10 ~ ~, os
,,r',r ,',"s. 7 T." H., W o;,,en ~ to 1i,,,sn%
s,ata. rsst,a.+ ~ ~ ,,,o i,s,riot t,,.or o. o,,,
,,s,.,ss ~ o"e " ."o ..a', a,',t to,,.f,T
u"'c' VI sou!e VI ake' M" H"os nia 10y" -
nsan WHO ms never ucen co!N'ete" u
ie'ons or hlsactaeh'"F 4"'o'sMR ''oiN'
."fpi1''ae: lheIe - ho ssn.n.e INV INV
IN III IHe cohlpttcllcJ VI juEoI*. 4no
Judges l1nSe rule'' '!1'lefcnt'y upon t''1s sno"
lcct' Illo common Ia" rue Is obsarscd. NJ.
thonEh llberal'y lhtefpfeted W tho !oeal
10aicaary' Inc latest ruling on tIlo sho1cct
, 1881-11-11

A. Was'stnssons D. CT Loss e88.000*
WASHINGTON, u. t., Nov. 10.-A iiro early
tlIts morning iM the I'0lktnEorn Uuttttnr
caused loss OF $35, QUO to tho occupants Alltl
building, "''
, 1881-11-11
RHODE ISLAND.

NOMINATED FOR CONOl,Ess.
PROVIDENCE, II. t., Nov. 1o.-Iiellry r.
Stssor WAS today Nominated for Congress by
tito Democrats, nnd Henry II. Spooner by
the Republicans Of the First District
, 1881-11-11
THE ASSASSIN

~ HFsT = lVWF.
Special pispateh 10 Tas Chicago Ittb4Hk
WASHINGTON, .. C., NoY, lo.-'rhQ ques-
tlon wl'ethar 1t Will hs ppssIlla to secure Il
ustlt lNry lure to Try Galteau IL Q4e which
, 1881-11-11
AN uNLUcKY EDfTUR,

- k2sF1al bK10a'*9 Q M GAQl22s8aa i7tt5un4.
(. 'TERAH lAVrR. Nov. ll.a+Ip September
last Frederick ". NuEent tia editor and
proprietor Of the IAdtanta aStutcs,,4,,A q
weekly paper here, pshlls!3EaAtlan article 70,
, 1881-11-11

6ptetas uHpaltA "a lFR LHFffo 1f1buNA
WArkHgowN, Wis, Nov. lb,-'rha Mutual
un!on Telegraph colppany.ars laying their
Wires tlyousl. !,ere tt'day f4$ ,thoir Madison
ltlu. I'lle p4btlg 1xpueA to feap tlls aayA,,-
t0 work, Ill,
, 1881-11-11

Cigars.
Apkff4i Qtfpatth fn Tae fshftdaa Ittht,n4

aDtetdt Dtspateh to Tbs CHICAGO Tttbun4,
M0STitEA1,, Nov. 10.-A Protestant ylg|.
lance committee has been formed l.e1s 10
contro1 the liquor traffic, and has Issued i
manifesto.
, 1881-11-11
DrosrntnG Of Two Young Men.
Epktfdk DAp1tth to The Chfrnon t,s.th

DEErti;, Onl., Nov 10.-About I o,c,o,.
tls morning tho botllcs of two yo,,,,r uss ,uss
werc tound OIL tho bcncll ut Windmill poia. naa
Two 'll'les east Of |iore. The Coroner im,ne,
'llatcly heRah NJ, Investigation. when s thsy
were found 10 be tho bodies Of .two youn. @
men named 1}arn1,ar.t AIcA1unnls and josrns
1saac. WHO Ind left Uult.o yesterday ,otn. nu,rs
llnK 70 buzz slay's sport duck -sIlunslnr ''t at
started for lone III bout nijuut i o:1oes sfY T.
tho rycnfng. When! but sl.nrt tiNe 6nT ts ~ ~
!nkd they were caught III Il gals and swa1nnsI ~
III tllo l'ockcts Of Ishac wero f0ul,I a lpavxs
Eoitl-ba'ld ring and watch; lii Mcstannf;'
pockets i watch antl chain aud reyolyps T'ls
lsnne held the position Of cashier iu shec..
stnrs IN Buffalo, mid McAIruis G,at of I' rsIE.
CT III Q sllipYnrl III tho salllu city. ~e4a'
, 1881-11-11
OONNNO'rIUUT.

-. 1t1E I.EulkL.ATu1tEs
5lAnrrnnn, Gonn., Nov l0.~Ths I.epub-
llcans eleat ten Ut tha> f0urtval} Senators,
giving tauR. seventeen VI uas tweuty,fpur
, 1881-11-11
CANADA.
Tho ts1nnt1 Of Antlco.,t.
fptefat ntsrnseh to Ihe f,btro..

defe'as u1fnaseh to 4ae Chteooo 7+,hux.
OTTAWA, Ont. Nov la.-Le,tcrt 'qhe. !'a.,
cefsetl from Antfcostl Hlvo eloo,uy 1ust a ~
OF tho conttftlmt Of the ,ntabItnn;,s aeeo!nt
lsln1ni. ONO correspondent snya tho w tha
Ut poverty prevailing IL caused hy t,o ' esecs
Of tic tslerics, which tllts sensn" my ,al'te
out total failure. All tho pconlo , n,'. i,a1'led
yet away aro leaving. T'llury T. vos'. "no sa eaa
provisions on the istau! aid tpvntc s I'm E'tls
,tloncy,t to buy with. Some fam,II,s "s'e ~ 10
nr ten tlnv0 only Two barrels Of tn,,, u tltne
th0nl tlttrinF tho lU,E winter tnnnihu1 init 70 iSnd
government ttep0t wnY recrutiy hrnEs"., iha
by THO Btnrylng l,Opulace. fila wnah Mrrt,ia hto
live. 1yllols families lived NJ @eal 10
for wee ks. Dlphtherln II aiso W IN! claMs
prcvnlont on the isla1lt. NMothnrS thSsaally
fM'.!ro Of tlle fisheries asl tllo pnrini tslta lta
n( tic la!tato crop. Tho pfI,ie|nta ,a"iQts
the peoDlo l'as been potatoes lar mt,n!tof Ivy tof
nl>u TINT Of tho fOurtst Wntery kIn M at4htls, thatls
and genernlfy produces, til In c,,,,s,am1isl' 1 isl'
l!ere Inns bean n ErenL aent ut stckr,.ss"4.ii!sa
thtr!n md low lover Is 1,roynisni sulpl'
lt,ontly inany DEATHS Tllu peoDio ill., eqHhse- He
recently assistetl, by the tsoyern,n"n9t oee1 tt1
!ilnI1y lives HRVed from starvation 4 ,,i.l anl
ber nf families llnvu left to ioji te;r it,i'a'
III WISCONSIN, and tho rest Of tlo nronin 1Si'a.
tlo southwest pnlnt aro preparing h ia,s.! =.
for tl1eru and othnr parts III tiln Wastaassse sfase
St0tes rs soon rs tllDy cal Ect mealls Il .'a ~.
, 1881-11-11

1hE 4pAshh fiAf+
DosroN. hass., Nov l0.-SEitll two towns
10 1lcar from, tile total Stato yoto, is: Long,
Mt5sa; Thompson, h3,o5s; Andrews, 4,775;
Alny, it'll,
, 1881-11-11

'i'nroe.er coErcctea for ietnp0fatliso, elevation
ami Instrumental grr0r,
Maximum temperature, IL.
MtnlnsnHi tempuralura+ IT,
Mum daily barometer, 1.l;1a.
4IGtn tAlty th8FMnsuGtGF, NL%
alpRn tntly humidity, Ta4.